What one is better among computer engineering and mechanical engineering?

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Devesh Lathi
9 years ago
In India there are better job prospects for CS. But if you are the kind of person who likes Physics and feel happy in the company of machines and love hardcore engineering, then Mechanical is the field for you. But be aware that not many engineering colleges in India have amazing labs and workshop

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anand kumar prajapati
9 years ago
I will suggest you for mechanical engineering. If you have good numerical solving capacity and imagination, you can go for mechanical because after mechanical engineering, you have lots of scope in government as well as private sector.

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Mayank Kumar
9 years ago
It depends completely on your choice and aspirations. Both require determination and patience. All the best.

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Sadia Khattak
8 years ago
Hello Jadav, Both of these branches have different and unique essence. The answer totally depends upon your interest, capability, talent, grasping power and inclination. If you are kind of guy who is good with not just computers but with its soul, i.e., hardware, software and most importantly progr

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A
8 years ago
Mechanical is better as it is an evergreen branch.

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P
3 years ago
As per my knowledge both the specialisation is good in their own place. You only have to understand your interest and passion in which field you can become successful with the help of your hard work. If you are looking for the best University for both these branches, I would suggest you go for Geeta

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Nisha Kapoor
3 years ago
As per my knowledge both the specialisation is good in their own place. You only have to understand your interest and passion in which field you can become successful with the help of your hard work. I will suggest to take CSE if you want immediate and good paid jobs in IT. Every organisation or com

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3 years ago
In my personal opinion, CSE branch has more scope as compare to Mechanical Engineering. Almost all sectors function with the assistance of computer Science engineers. It is one of the branches of engineering which has experienced an exponential increase in demand. Computer engineers are responsible

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S
3 years ago
Dear Jadav, It totally depends upon you, which specialization you want to opt for or your area of interest. As per my knowledge both the specialization is good in their own place. You only have to understand your interest and passion in which field you can become successful with the help of your har

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M
5 years ago
If you are intrigued by machine designs, their mechanics, and dynamics, go for mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. The scope of higher education is high after B.Tech CSE,

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