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M.E Electrical&Electronics

06/22/2009 1:43 AM

I would like to do M.E (Electrical&Electronics) course in ANNAUNIVERSITY.what branch should i prefer in that?The branches available are 1.M.E (Power electronics and drives) 2. Power system engineering 3. Embedded system engineering 4. Control & instrumentation.

please help me to choose the effective scopable branch.
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06/22/2009 2:48 AM

How should we know what you you prefer?
You'll be asking if you should go for blondes or brunettes next.
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(BTW...go for Control & Instrumentation and Brunettes, this is 'cos C&I applies to all firelds, the Bs you'll have to work out for yourself)

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06/22/2009 3:16 AM

What does that particular university have to say on the subject?

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