Unless you are interested in Core EEE, with an eye for future MS/PhD, it would be helpful to know that most electrical/electronics engg students tend to opt for cs jobs; in that case pursuing a cs course would be more relevant.
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Unless you are interested in Core EEE, with an eye for future MS/PhD, it would be helpful to know that most electrical/electronics engg students tend to opt for cs jobs; in that case pursuing a cs course would be more relevant.