What should I do? I have started pursuing mechanical engineering but I am no more interested in it.

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9 years ago

If you are in the first or even in the start of 3rd-semester, you can drop it and pursue he course of your interest but if you have completed more than 2-years that dropping the course may result in a lot of time loss.

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