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This decade belongs to electronics and telecommunications. Electronics and telecommunications will continue to impact all walks of life including business. Next wave of industrial revolution is automation and electronics will play a vital role in it. ECE engineers can be employed in all type of industries including IT. Computer science is the facilitating technology for all business and personal activities. Indian IT industry is world's largest outsourcing hub. Computer science engineering is dominating the job market for last 15 years. Indian computer industry has started showing early sign of decline due to outcry against outsourcing in western world. Therefore, electronics and telecommunication is the best option with respect to career opportunities and scope. Computer science will continue to be a good career option for some time in the field of engineering. Mechanical is an ever green branch for last 50 years and will continue to remain same in the coming next 50 years. Therefore, my recommendations in order of precedence are ECE, CSE and then mechanical engineering if the student does not have any specific area of interest.
Based on your interest, you may either opt for mechanical or chemical engineering.

Hi! Yes, a commerce student can take the IPM entrance exam. The eligibility criteria for the IPM programme at Iims require the candidate to have completed their 10+2 education or equivalent in any stream, I. e. , arts, commerce, or Science. Therefore, a student from a commerce background is eligible to apply for the IPMAT provided they fulfill all the other eligibility criteria, such as age limit, minimum academic requirements, and other specified criteria, as mentioned in the official notification. However, it is important to note that the IPM entrance exam is highly competitive, and the selection process involves multiple rounds, including a written test, Personal Interview and written ability test. Therefore, candidates need to prepare thoroughly for the exam and the subsequent selection rounds to increase their chances of admission.