Which has more scope in LPU: automobile engineering or mechanical Engineering? Don't consider interest.

I have completed Diploma in mechanical engineering.

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a month ago

If you ask me that which engineering programme is slightly better, it will help you, that would be mechanical engineering. And mechanical engineering is considered to be a core branch of engineering and have slight better opportunities than automobile engineering. So, let me explain it to you how, l

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2 months ago

nice 

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5 months ago

Mechanical Engineering generally has wider scope than Automobile Engineering at LPU because it covers a broader range of industries such as manufacturing, energy, robotics, thermal systems and even automotive. The core curriculum supports careers in design, production, maintenance and R&D across mul

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a month ago

Both Automobile Engineering and Mechanical Engineering have excellent career prospects at LPU, and neither is inherently better than the other. Rest is your area of interest.At LPU, both programs are strengthened through the university's EduRevolution approach, which emphasizes industry-aligned lear

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a month ago

If you're not considering personal interest, I'd say Mechanical Engineering has more scope than Automobile Engineering.

Mechanical is a broader branch, so you can sit for placements in industries like manufacturing, automotive, energy, aerospace, HVAC, design, robotics, and even many core engineering

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2 months ago

I think Mechanical Engineering has more scope than Automobile Engineering. My good friend has also done automobile engineering, and now he is working in a good company with a good package.

Since you already have a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, continuing with B.Tech Mechanical Engineering at LPU

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2 months ago

Since you've already completed a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, and ignoring personal interest, Mechanical Engineering has the better overall scope at Lovely Professional University.

More job opportunities across industries (manufacturing, automotive, energy, aerospace, HVAC, maintenance, design,

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6 months ago

At Lovely Professional University, if we purely talk about scope (without considering interest), Mechanical Engineering generally has broader opportunities than Automobile Engineering. Mechanical is a core branch, so you can work in multiple industries like manufacturing, production, energy, robotic

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7 months ago

If we compare scope only, Mechanical Engineering generally offers broader opportunities at LPU than Automobile Engineering. Mechanical covers multiple sectors such as manufacturing, energy, automation, HVAC, robotics, and core engineering industries, which increases job flexibility. Automobile engin

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7 months ago

If we don't consider personal interest and look only at scope within LPU, then Mechanical Engineering clearly has more scope than Automobile Engineering.

At LPU, there is no standalone Automobile Engineering degree at the UG level. Automobile-related subjects are covered within Mechanical Engineering

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7 months ago
At LPU, Mechanical Engineering offers a broader scope, providing opportunities in manufacturing, core engineering, energy, aerospace, automation, and technology. Automobile Engineering is also a strong option for those interested in vehicles, electric vehicles, and automotive design. LPU supports bo

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