I got 122 marks in MHT CET and managed to get 80.46% in HSC. Which engineering course should I opt?
I got 33 in chemistry, 68 in maths, 19 in physics in MHT CET.
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if you want to earn good cse (also if you arr interested in it),mechanical is evergreen it gives you a wider exposure you can also do masters from cse after mechanical overall both them are good. but it also depends on the college you do these from some have better placements for petroleum engineering so choice is basically yours
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It totally depends on your interest. still confused then here are some basic courses on which u can search on Wikipedia and get to in which course u are interested:
Electrical engineering.
Civil engineering.
Mechanical engineering.
I.T engineering.
Computer Science engineering.
Electronics and telecommunications engineering.
etc.
All the best! -
* Selection is commonly your interest in that subject.
* Gives better earninings.
* Computers and electronics comes first.
* Ask relatives or finally meet counsellor
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