I am very good in Physics and maths. But don't know electronics. In civil and mechanical engg which is better for me?

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Asked by Goutham a r

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amit kumbhar

8 years ago

Yes, you can opt for either mechanical engineering or civil engineering. Both the branches are good for you, and have good scope.

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Alankruta Shesh Dual Degree student at NIT Rourkela

7 years ago

You need to have a strong grip on mechanics and mathematics for both the branches. Both are equally good branches. It's entirely your decision and interest in which field you want to pursue your interests. Mechanical is about automobiles, machineries whereas civil is about construction. You better decide which interests you more. All the best.

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anand kumar prajapati

8 years ago

Both are good. If you are interested in drawing, you can take civil. Otherwise, mechanical is a better option.
All the best.

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sunil kumar

7 years ago

Both are good but the only thing is electronics is compulsory. Civil engineering is good for you, whereas, mechanical engineering is a lot more creative.

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rahul sharma

7 years ago

Mechanical engineering is better because there is more competition in civil.

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RISHI DHAR GANDHI active but unenrolled research scholar

7 years ago

Mechanical engineering is the best core branch among all engineering branches for government jobs as well as research.

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athulya valsaraj

7 years ago

Good potential in physics and maths can help an electrical engineer the most. There are lot of portions where pure physics is applied. If you are good in these two subjects, you are half way done in engineering.
All the best.