Which is the best engineering field that can I study after 12th?
Which is the most demanded engineering stream offering maximum salary?
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Hi,
There are plenty of branches and jobs in it. Technical demand in the market keeps varying, so you can choose on the basis of prediction.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/highest-paying-engineering-branches-know-top-recruiters-salaries-offered-article-8228-1 -
Candidates who want to pursue any engineering course after completing class 12th should select their branch during the admission. As there are so many branches available in engineering, it is difficult to choose the best one from it. Almost every branch in the engineering course has got good scope in the specified or related field.
You need excellent academics and skills in the particular branch to fetch good opportunities. While, selecting a particular branch, candidates should ensure whether it suits their skills and interest. Candidates can pursue the particular course successfully, if they possess deep interest and passion in the sp...more
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