Which branch among civil and mechanical has more scope?

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Asked by Chinmay Venkatesh

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Ks Rao | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

Depends on where you join and how you perform! I do not find much difference between the two and both are equally competitive. Go as per your interest.

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Kuldeep Raika | Contributor-Level 8

5 years ago

It's totally depends on your interest If you have interest in machines then mechanical will good option If Design and construction then civil is best.

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Ashutosh Rastogi | Beginner-Level 5

6 years ago

I think, mechanical has more scope than civil because it has more probability of having an on-campus placements than the civil branch.

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Aashish Thakur | Beginner-Level 3

9 years ago

Both the branches r similar nd also it depends upon ur interest n the institute u prefer 4 it..

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