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Hello Ankan Das,
In the context of Indian industry, I am afraid, there is almost no scope and career in the field of aerospace engineering. Only DRDO and ISRO are the two Agencies which employ Aeronautical or Aerospace engineers for their core job. CSE I feel has now become an evergreen branch and its potential is tremendous today and also in the years to come. However the interesting branch is agricultural engineering. My personal opinion is that in India there is tremendous potential for agricultural engineers to show their mettle and take India to New Horizons. So, if you want to be an entrepreneur I feel you should go for agricultural engineering, whereas if you want to serve then should go for CSE. Best wishes to you.

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