What should I choose among mechanical engineering at PEC and chemical engineering at NIT Jalandhar?

Asked about National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar - B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering

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    Atiki Singhal | Guide-Level 15

    6 years ago
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    Harkirat Singh

    9 years ago
    Well, that highly depends on your area of interest. Talking about the levels of both the institutions, there isn't much difference. Based on placements, environment or infrastructure & faculty, both PEC and NIT are equally good & reputed colleges. But I have would suggest that only if you are interested in Automobiles & machinery stuff, you should go for mechanical. Mechanical as far as I know, is quite more difficult compared to Chemical. So you got to choose accordingly.!
    Anyhow, you can contact me anytime if you are here at NIT. Good luck.
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    Sunil Soni Management & IT Consultant | Scholar-Level 18

    9 years ago
    Both options are good. You may chose based on your interest to excel. BTech Mechanical at PEC Chandigarh is a little better option in comparison to NIT BTech Chemical Engineering. PEC has better reputation, brand value and placement record in comparison to NIT Jalandhar.

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