Which branch in B.Tech is good for having a good future and a good job among mechanical engineering and computer science engineering?

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Asked by Javed Ansari

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Ahana Sharma | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

Well, there can be many aspects to be considered while choosing a branch (stream) for B.Tech. You have to choose the stream as per your interest. No branch is less or more important, each of them has its own importance, it solely depends on you, in which stream you want to make your career. SEE ther

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Pallavi Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

3 years ago

The B.Tech degree in Computer Science and Engineering is focused on providing foundational knowledge and skills to the students. This includes knowledge of core subjects as well as introductory content for advanced areas. Students learn such skills as programming, communication skills, presentation

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Konatham Abhishek | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

Hello Javed if you want a good job then go for CSE or IT because in most of the colleges the placement of these branches is almost 100% All the best.

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Sachin Singh | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

From job perspective, CSE is good but Mechanical is one of the core branches in which the jobs are always available after 1-2 years experience.

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Varun Dixit | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Both courses are good at their respective places. It is you who has to introspect yourself in which field you want to make career and if we compare both mechanical and CSE then I would suggest you to go with CSE rather than mechanical because with every business and organisation going digital, IT se

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Ashok Vardhan | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Usually there are better prospects for higher package when it comes to computer science but other branch people learn coding and related stuff and can dominate computer science students in placements because some software companies are open to branches other than computer science. So, even mechanica

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