Which engineering branch has a better scope among civil engineering, mechatronics and EEE?

They're all excellent streams. My role, I believe, is to simply advise you on the possibilities of each stream. EEE graduates, on the other hand, have a very bright career ahead of them. Electrical engineers are in high demand due to the desire for environmentally friendly power generation, more advanced electrical and electronic gadgets, and cheaper and smarter goods. Civil engineering is responsible for the planning, designing, estimating, overseeing, managing, and maintaining of structures such as buildings, roads, bridges, and dams. Mechatronics, on the other hand, is a wonderful combination of mechanical and electronic engineering. Now it's up to you; you're the only one who can assess your own aptitude and interests. In today's industry, the world is for those who work hard and are always ready to work in any condition. Engineering should be studied in the best colleges in the country, such as IITs, NITs, LPU, BITs, VIT, SRM, SNU, Thapar, and so on. You may compare them using the Ministry of Education's most recent NIRF ranking, which was issued in 2020. All of these institutions are at the top of their respective rankings, with LPU placing 78th out of all government and private universities. This demonstrates that these universities are on par with IITs in terms of quality. Where a private university like LPU is even better than a few new public universities.

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All, the above mentioned branches are good but it also depend on your interest and passion. EEE is the mother of all engineering branches. Being alumni of LPU and I had friends from the school of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, I will share details of labs and research facilities of LPU. Students who study EEE from LPU get an opportunity to do practical work in their field more than theoretical as LPU has Robotics and Automation lab, Bosch Lab, VLSI Lab, Power System & Power Electronics lab, DSP Lab, Robotics and Automation lab, etc. And other workshops conducted by this department such as Robotics workshop, Labview workshop, and many more.

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Dear Sambath, All the branches are very good to pursue. As you have mentioned that you are interested in the Civil then you should definitely go as per your interest. My cousin also did B.Tech in Civil as per his interest from LPU. The following are the highlights of Civil engineering in LPU: - 1. Most of the faculty staff are from reputed organizations with their the highest degree from various reputed institutes such as IITs, NITs, etc. Apart from that, faculty have got previous industrial experience also. 2. The capstone project is an integral part of B.Tech programme in which students have to pick a live project based on the practical problem-based scenario (ideally from industry) and work for six months under a mentor and present a report at the end. This is beneficial to enhance your presentation skills. 3. There is an internship programme which could be an opportunity for getting work experience and increase your chance to get employment after you pass out. But, of course, your academic record should be good to get this placement option. 4. Industrial visits are organized to nearby construction sites from time to time. There, you can SEE actual construction work going on. Be prepared to have dust on your shoes (believe me, it will be worth a lot). You have to ask questions yourself and trigger interest in the activities around you. 5. You will get some courses from soft skills, English language, mental and analytical aptitude side. This sounds dull to you as of now. But you will feel its importance when you face an interview panel in a company during your placement drives. 6. They have very good placement records and good infrastructure companies visit their campus, L & T, Simplex Piles Ltd, Era Infrastructure, Gammon India Ltd to name a few. 7. Career oriented Software training in project labs is given. To work in this profession, you are supposed to be familiar with software like MS-Project, STAAD Pro, MX Road, etc. None the less, you will be trained in Auto CAD in your second year which is prerequisite for any Civil Engineer. 8. Every theory course is complemented with relevant lab-based practical work. Some of the labs are based on field testing where experimental work is to be done, e. g. Soil Lab & Surveying Lab. I hope this helps Thanks!

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Quantum University Roorkee located in Uttarakhand is one such college where students from all over India are currently pursuing Mechatronics engineering. Quantum offers B.Tech (Hons. ). Mechatronics Engineering with specialisation in Robotics in collaboration with APS Gmbh Germany. The lab operates exclusively under German supervision. Fee is affordable here and 100% scholarship is given to students who secure 90% and above in class 12th. Placement records are good here as more than 100 international companies visit campus each year. The Robotics Engineer has ample growth opportunity in the private and public sector. A number of teaching profiles available in various private and government universities can also be pursued.

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Hi Sambath, All three of them are good streams. I feel, here my responsibility is just to guide you about prospects of each stream. Well, the future prospects of the EEE graduates are very wide and bright. The demand for environmentally friendly power generation, more sophisticated electrical and electronic devices, and cheaper and smarter products mean there is a lot of work for Electrical Engineers. The task of civil engineering is planning, designing, estimating, supervising construction, managing construction, execution, and maintenance of structures like building, roads, bridges, dams, etc. Whereas Mechatronics is a splendid blend of the Mechanical and Electronics. Now, It depends on you, you are the only correct person to analyse your own Interest, Aptitude. The world scenario in present day Industry is for those who work hard and always ready to work in any situation. You should pursue engineering from the best colleges in the country like IITs, NITs, LPU, BITs, VIT, SRM, SNU, Thapar, etc. To compare them well you can refer the latest NIRF ranking released by Ministry of education in 2020. All these Institutions are at top scales in the rankings where LPU has been ranked 78th amongst all government and private universities. This shows that these Universities are equally good as IIT's. Where private University like LPU is even more better than few new IITs. All the best for your Future.

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Mechatronics Engineering is the sub-branch of engineering, which mainly focuses on the engineering of both electrical and mechanical systems. It also includes a combination of robotics, electronics, computer, and many other elements that are included in the course. This course on Mechatronics Engineering is very useful as it helps the student study/know more about robotics. Quantum University Roorkee offers B.Tech (Hons. ). Mechatronics Engineering with specialisation in Robotics in collaboration with APS Gmbh Germany. The lab operates exclusively under German supervision. The Robotics Engineer has ample growth opportunity in the private and public sector. The scope of this course is not limited in India, but it is also tremendously growing abroad. The industry of Mechatronics Engineering is booming as it has never before. It is worth pursuing a course in Mechatronics Engineering as it has better scope in the coming years giving employment opportunities to the students in the field. Quantum University offers 100% scholarship to students securing 90% in class 12th. Students are provided with internship and regular industrial visit. Fee structure is quite affordable. Placement records are good here as more than 100 international companies visit campus each year.

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Hello Sambath, Your cut-off is good to get a decent college. Civil and EEE are the two top branches of engineering. They have a good scope now and will have it in the future too. Since mechatronics is an emerging branch in many colleges, you need to be selective while choosing a college. In future, there will be a huge impact of automation. So many jobs in the IT sector will be going down and machines would replace humans. But there will be scope for these three courses as civil engineering is really essential; EEE is required for the implementation of conventional and renewable sources of energy like solar energy; mechatronics deals with the machines and robots which will be of immense help in the future especially in the time of automation as these graduates are the ones who could deal with those machines. I may give you the preference order: 1) EEE 2) Mechatronics 3) Civil engineering

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