How is mechanical or civil engineering as a carrer? i have heard ME is tough .and CE has less scope.what should i do?.im intstd in both

Im a average student in got 71%in my 12th

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Goutam Chatterjee | Guide-Level 11

2013-06-12 20:02:52

All branches of engineering have similar degree of difficulty and it is not right to say that ME & CE are tough. First year is common to all branches and mathematics is there till 2nd year. Job wise, 90% campus placement is done by IT companies and therefore placement during college campus is diffic

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Archana Bansla | Contributor-Level 9

2013-06-11 22:48:08

As for now both mechanical and civil are atop. but looking into future aspects, mechanical is more relevant . mechanical has always been an evergreen field.there is no recession mechanical engineers. these both branches are tough. mechanical deals more with numerical studies while civil needs a lot

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Dr Mohsin Khan | Guide-Level 13

2013-06-11 22:17:55

Both are in demand. If you study regularly then ME won't be nay problem. Salary packages for ME is always better than CS. But if you want to work privately then go for CS or else ME.

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