Yes, Kongu Engineering College is best for EEE, and faculties are well stuffed to mentor throughout Engineering.

Most probably on the core side, you will be getting an opportunity for some good companies like Robert Bosch, Vedanta resources, Soliton solutions, and some small scale companies.

On the other hand, you will get opportunities from IT firms like Accenture, Zoho, Wipro, Infosys, Harman, Cognizant, etc. But keep in mind that if you are dreaming of joining a core company then you have to be very much strong in your EEE subjects both theoretically and practically.

One of my friends is an alumnus of Kongu Engineering College. In my friend’s batch, only 5 students got placed in core companies out of 100+ eligible students. Others including him got placed in the IT sector.

If you are considering doing an EEE from anywhere in Bhopal, please reconsider. Be it LNCT or OIST or RGPV, none of them provide you with good opportunities that you may push your career forward.

The syllabus of EEE is very vast and hard to grasp. It is considered one of the toughest branches. One of my friends opted for it and she thinks that it was a big mistake.

Getting good grades with just an average amount of studies sounds like a dream because if you are not willing to work hard, this branch is not for you. 

Most of the students like my friend accepted a career outside of their branch. Though it is somewhat disheartening for EEE students to get jobs in their core fields, even after investing 4 years in them. Most of them ended up in corporate houses or IT firms, doing technical jobs.

ENI stands for Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering while EEE is Electrical & Electronics Engineering. Having known some people studying at both these institutions, I can say that BITS Goa is better than NIT Surathkal.

• In terms of infrastructure, BITS Goa is obviously better than NIT Surathkal. 
• Better companies visit BITS Goa campus than NIT Surathkal. 
• The course curriculum and the quality of academic projects are also better at BITS Goa. 
• The faculty at BITS Goa is also top-notch.
• In between the two branches, both are almost the same barring a few subjects (3 subjects to be precise). 
• The course load, placements, and projects all are similar between the two. 
• As these are core branches, getting placed in the core companies is going to be difficult at either of the institutes. 

Finally, I would say that ENI at BITS Goa is very good and actually might be a little better than EEE at NIT Surathkal.

BITs is autonomus. It sets up their own program. You can download this curriculum from the Anna university portal if you have any doubts about the curriculum part. The autonomous university curriculum and university curriculum are both identical. But the college curriculum itself varies slightly from the university curriculum of Anna. (For example) You can only do one project at the end of the last year in the Anna university program. But you can do projects for each semester at BIT since it’s autonomous. 

Below are some of the subjects with codes mentioned to help you out: 

• 18EC101 Engineering Mathematics I
• 18EC102 Engineering Pysics I
• 18EC103 Engineering Chemistry I
• 18EC104 Computer Programming
• 18HS101 Communicative English I
• 18EC106 Engineering Graphics

Each department will have common topics in the first year and your core topics begin from year 2. 

Apart from these, there are going to be practicals which you will have to attend compulsorily as they contain marks as well.

Out of the two branches, Civil Engineering from CUSAT is the better choice. The following reasons will justify the choice.

• The median package offered by the branch is INR 4.5 LPA.
• The branch has a cut-off of 2313, i.e., quality people get admitted.

• The Civil Department has excellent and experienced faculty. They provide quality learning to their students.

• The campus is vast, spread across 180 acres. You can enjoy life with academics.

• There are extra-curricular and practical learning opportunities throughout the years.

• The curriculum followed by CUSAT is quite decent and well-framed. It is considered to be more rigid than other universities. But it is not very difficult to grasp if you put in hard work.

The placements of both the branches are bad. Civil Engineering packages are not excellent across India, but CUSAT is a preferred choice.Civil Engineering is decent for the students if they want to work in core companies. However, if you are choosing EEE, then you can appear for civil services examinations and a job guarantee will be there.