Which engineering branch should I opt for in Thapar University, electrical or mechanical engineering?

I have a keen interest in both the branches.

188 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Kapil Garg
6 Answers
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6 years ago
Hi, Mechanical engineering at Thapar University is better than electrical. The placements, faculty are world-class. Infrastructure and labs are also well-equipped. So, go for mechanical at Thapar University.

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Mechanical engineering is the evergreen branch. I am a mechanical engineer too. But, electrical engineering also is know for its heights. Thapar University is known for providing a a good scope in both but a bit more in mechanical.

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5 years ago
Hello, Every branch of Thapar University is great and has its own importance. I will suggest you to choose the branch according to your interests but can definitely assure you that Thapar is one of the premium colleges and you should definitiley go for it. The placements are world class for both th

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Syed Asif
5 years ago
As you have keen interest in both branches, so you can choose according to the best one in Thapar and according to my knowledge mechanical engineering is best there.

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8 years ago
Mechanical Engineering is considered as one of the best departments in Thapar University. If you are getting it go for it. In terms of opportunities Mechanical Engineering from Thapar is far far better than Electrical. All the best.

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8 years ago
Well, that depends on you only in which subject you have more interest. But as my point of view I would suggest to take Mechanical because after Mechanical engineering you get vast option for your career compared to that of Electrical Engineering. So, I recommend you to take Mechanical Engineering.

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