Which engineering branch is toughest to study abroad among mechanical, electrical, chemical and aeronautical?

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Asked by Maya Aravind

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hi Maya, the four branches are different and your question has a very individual perspective. Everybody will have different opinions. As for me, I enjoyed electrical and electronics. Similarly, you will have different interests, so there cannot be any generalized answer to your question.

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Kamal Vishwakarma | Contributor-Level 7

6 years ago

Hi Maya, if you get chance to study abroad then never lost this chance. The four branches are different and your question has a very individual perspective. Everybody will have different opinions. As for me, I enjoyed electrical and electronics. Similarly, you will have different interests, so there

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