Is Robotics Engineering a good option compared to CSE or Mechanical Engineering?

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Robotics Engineering is a rapidly evolving niche-engineering field with a lot of scope because of AI and automation. The interdisciplinary focus of the field for robotic and autonomous system design makes it a high paying career choice especially who are passionate about robotics and mechanics.

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