Should I opt for B.Sc in maths or pursue mechanical engineering? Which is the best college to pursue B.Sc?

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Pradeep Kumar | Scholar-Level 18

6 years ago

Both the courses possess equal importance. But if we talk about the employment opportunities then mechanical engineering is a better option. After completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, several opportunities can be grabbed such as UPSE, UPSE IES, private sectors jobs, PSUs through GATE, etc. I

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