Which is a better option among mechanical and chemical engineering and will offer a better scope?

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6 years ago
Mechanical engineering is for those who have their own industry or those who have enough skills to get selected in the top MNCs. And, moreover this needs a lot of money, whereas the chemical engineering have a great scope in India itself, and if you are good enough, then there are chances of getting

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Hello Jaineel, Both mechanical and chemical have good scope. But in case of chemical engineering, it is better to study only in reputed or top institutions like IITs, NITs, VIT, etc. as you may not get huge job opportunities after just a B.Tech in chemical engineering. If you do an M.Tech then you c

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AANCHAL JHINGAN
6 years ago
Both are equally good and both have great scope. Rest depends on your interest.

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
Mechanical engineering is for those who have their own industry or those who have enough skills to get selected in the top MNCs. And, moreover this needs a lot of money, whereas the chemical engineering have a great scope in India itself, and if you are good enough, then there are chances of getting

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