Which engineering branch is better between mechanical and civil in terms of scope and salary?

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8 years ago

It does not depend on the branch. Rather, it depends on the set of skills which the individual possess. One BM branch individual can even be ahead of CSE individual so opt for the branch you like. Good luck.

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Vijay Krishnam | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

Well, Both the branches are technical branches. If you are highly skilled, you can fetch more money and good scope with both the branches.

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