Which engineering stream would be the best for me?

You can go for interesting subjects like physics, for e.g. if you are interested in mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, go for mechanical, etc. if you are interested in circuits and stuff go for electrical. If you are interested in semiconductors, go for ECE. Choose the subject you find interesting and then choose the branch accordingly. For CSE, unlike other branches, according to me, you don’t need that much of knowledge in physics. You need a string base in mathematics and good logical skills. So, choose wisely. All the best.

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bro you can go for B.TECH (CSE).

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You can go for electronics, electrical, computer science or mechanical engineering. You have some other not so common options like, agriculture, astronomy or research in quantum physics. There are immense opportunities in the field of mathematics and physics.

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You cannot simply get away with Physics if you opt for Engineering. Mechanical Engineering is called the ever green branch as Mechanical Engineers find suitable placement opportunities in almost all segments in industry. Traditional streams in demand also include Electronics and Communication Engineering, Instrumentation, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and so on. Besides there are a few new generation courses as well.

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Mechanical and CSE are best if you are in interested in programming,coding,compuers then you can choose CSE or else you have interest in machines then go with mechanical

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Chemistry does not have anything to do with the main engineering branches like: computer science, mechanical, IT, EC and civil. So you can take any branch you have interest into.

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I think CSE will be the best option for you.

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You can opt for astrophysics.

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Hi, In my opinion, you must go for mechanical engineering as it offers more opportunities as compared to electrical stream. Aspirants who have done B.Tech in mechanical engineering degree have a lot of career options in several sectors throughout our country as well as abroad. They can get very good salary packages too. They can work in flexible job profiles in various reputed firms. Some of the areas where these people can utilize their capabilities include the following. Automobile industry Aerospace industry Steel plants Power generation industries Paper industries Chemical industries Communication sector Computer industries Postal departments Railway departments Banking sector To get into the government firms they have to pass certain exams conducted by PSC, SSC & UPSC. To get into banks they have to clear exams conducted by banks. Some of the top firms where these graduates are recruited include the following: ONGC VSSC ISRO IOC DRDO SAIL NTPC After completing B.Tech in electrical engineering there are a number of job opportunities for candidates. All manufacturing units in public & private sector need electrical engineers. Electrical engineers are required by almost all government sector companies. Some of the companies who recruit electrical engineers are listed below. Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Coal India Limited (CIL) The candidates can find jobs in production plants, design industries, petroleum industry, natural gas plants etc. in private sector as well. They can join as graduate engineer trainee & management trainee in many premier educational & research institutions. One can even apply for Indian Engineering Services Examination after B.Tech. Based on above information make your choice. Admission to the course is based on 1. Govt. institutions- JEE exam 2. Private institutions- JEE scores/ tests conducted by them/ your marks in 12th Some institutions also offer good scholarships based on any one of the above mentioned admission criteria. Check the websites of some good universities or call on their toll free numbers for more details. Good luck. The user recommends following: Lovely Professional University Sharda University - School of Engineering & Technology Chitkara University

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You cannot simply get away with Physics, if you opt for Engineering. Mechanical Engineering is called the ever green branch as Mechanical Engineers find suitable placement opportunities in almost all segments in industry. Traditional streams in demand also include Electronics and Communication Engineering, Instrumentation, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and so on. Besides there are a few new generation courses as well.

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