How hard is Electronics & Communications or Electrical Engineering?
These courses of study require greater levels of rigor due to limitations in physical perception. While other engineering disciplines can see and feel their systems, much of the electrical engineering is only measured and imagined. Because electrical engineering is so valuable to the market place, many people are encouraged to pursue a career in it. However, because of the aforementioned rigors, most shy away from it. Thus economic gains are typically higher. How hard is it? It depends on the individual. How dedicated is he? Does he treat his education like a job? Or is it some kind of “right” and a place to “get to know oneself”? If one does not do the former, then it will be VERY hard.
