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In terms of placement for Electrical Engineering students in Systems Engineering at IIT BHU, there are several opportunities provided by companies of various domains. The selection of a student in a specific job profile depends on the interest of the student towards that specific domain. 

The table below gives a brief overview of the M.Tech in Systems Engineering stream of IIT BHU.

Key Highlights:

• The Systems Engineering branch allows the admission of students from EE, EC, and IN branches, having a valid GATE score (also known as an interdisciplinary course).
• The course of Systems Engineering mostly comprises Electrical Engineering subjects. So, students from the Department of EC and IN face some problems in certain subjects like Power system operations, control engineering, electric drives, etc. Other than such courses, most topics are related to control systems, which are simpler topics for EC and IN students.
• The latest research areas, course overview, eligibility for the department of Systems Engineering are provided on the college website, where the students can have a brief idea about the topics covered.
• At present, the college offers 12 seats in Systems Engineering. Out of the total number of seats, a maximum of 40% seats are given to one branch to ensure that there are students from every branch.
• Students from Systems Engineering are allowed to sit for the placement of various companies. Some of them include Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Apple, Qualcomm, SAP labs, Intel, Kla Tencor, Eaton, Cognizant, TCS, JP Morgan, GE, Bosch, Math works, Mercedes Benz, Texas Instruments, Tata Motors, Honeywell, Cisco, Morgan Stanley, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Relaxo, etc.
• Students are even offered jobs in lectureship at several universities and coaching institutes.
• There is a parameter for students to sit for a maximum of 60 companies in placement, as given by the institute. So, students need to choose among companies.

Overall, there are several options in placement for students in Systems Engineering at IIT BHU. Mostly, the selection of a student depends on his/her choice in the working area or depends on the project developed by the student during his/her tenure. There is a good chance for a student to get a proper match in the job profile offered by the companies.

Although the placement for B.Tech is slightly better, the placement scenario for M.Tech students in IIT BHU is considered to be excellent, the institute being a premium institute in the country. IIT BHU offers several streams for an M.Tech degree, and placements in varying profiles too. 

The table below gives a brief overview of M.Tech departments and statistics for IIT BHU.

MTech GATE cut off - 

• Chemical Engineering - 474
• Ceramic Engineering - 350
• Geotechnical Engineering - 593
• Electrical Engineering (Power Systems) - 743
• Microwave Engineering - 634
• Thermal and Fluid Engineering - 747
• Systems Engineering - 687
• Machine Design - 727

Key Highlights:

• The placement in M.Tech at IIT BHU is definitely top-notch. There is a 90% rate in placement, even in the core branches. For CS, IT, and EXTC branches, the placements are close to 100%, as these are the most trending industries.
• Students who are successful in cracking GATE and are having a sufficient rank for IIT BHU M.Tech should definitely go for the same, which is one of the best options for his/her career.
• In IIT BHU M.Tech, students gain actual knowledge in their respective streams. This knowledge will help students achieve their goals in life through their careers and be as successful as they expect to be.

Therefore, it can be concluded that M.Tech in IIT BHU is one of the best options for students, considering the placement and overall outcome of the course, whether it be in a core branch or anything related to the corporate IT industry.

All of these are very good IITs and all of them will give the IIT tag and the exposure you need, but I would recommend you to go for IIT BHU electrical over IIT Jodhpur or Ropar CSE.

• Electrical engineering is one of the best courses and you will also get to learn some aspects of coding from computer science courses. This is very important in today's world and can be useful if you wish to get into a computer or technology-related job in the future. 
• Electrical and Electronics students are allowed to sit at all the campus interviews of every company including noncore companies too. This is a major advantage for electrical and electronics students to appear for more interviews and get their desired job. Moreover, in the present situation of India, most of the engineers prefer noncore jobs over core companies because they receive higher salaries and more recognition from them. 
• In your fourth year, you will also have core job opportunities in the campus placement drive. According to recent placement highlights of IIT BHU, many students got placed with decent CTC at core companies. Students also performed quite well in competitive examinations like GATE. 
• Among the given choices, IIT BHU is the oldest and have all the facilities required. 

IIT BHU Electrical is definitely the better choice because of the above reasons.