Which is a better option among mechanical engineering and computer science engineering?

1.4K Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Risheik Dhir
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S
5 years ago
Dear Risheik, No branch is less or more important, each of them has its own importance, it solely depends on you, in which stream you want to make your career. SEE there are enough jobs for every stream, what a company need is quality engineers, So if you are dead serious for your better future and

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3 years ago
In short, Mechanical Engineering is better if you are interested in the design, development, and production of machinery, aeroplanes, and other vehicles. Computer Science is better if you are interested in computers and technology.

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3 years ago
In short, Mechanical Engineering is better if you are interested in the design, development, and production of machinery, aeroplanes, and other vehicles. Computer Science is better if you are interested in computers and technology.

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Nisha Kapoor
3 years ago
Almost all engineering branches take you on a road full of opportunities, the real question is deciding which branch of engineering are you passionate about. After deciding what you love the most, you can consider parameters like salary, growth opportunities, industry environment and, future prospec

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3 years ago
As per my knowledge, Mechanical engineering concentrates on the physical building of the tools and procedures, whereas computer Science focuses more on the digital component of design and development. B.Tech CSE is the most popular course among the students. After the completion of your degree in Co

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3 years ago
Mechanical engineering and computer Science certainly share many of the same intentions and problem-solving processes, if in different dimensions. However, this is where many of their similarities end. They must nurture different skills and knowledge, for example, and that affects their education. A

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K
4 years ago
It all depends upon your interest, what you like career-wise and talk to some people who have pursued the same and are standing on the point where you want to go. You must analyze better career options if you are still not sure. One benefit of IT is that it is much easier to get a job in IT rather m

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Puneet Singh
4 years ago
Dear Risheik, Both mechanical engineering and computer Science engineering are good branches of engineering. Coming to the selection of the programme, I would recommend mechanical engineering if you are good in Physics otherwise you can choose CSE which is also a good branch of engineering. The foll

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4 years ago
It is all up to you. If you're interested in programming and everything, CSE is the course for you. In the future, you will have a wide choice of options. Each discipline of engineering has its own set of qualities. Mechanical engineers focus on physical structures and machinery while developing new

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4 years ago
Hi Risheik, given the omnipresence of computers, it seems computers is more lucrative if that's what you meant by a better option. I can share with you the details of B Tech CSE offered at LPU. Recently, an LPU student Tanya Arora got placed in Microsoft with 42 LPA this year. Last year, PV Tejeswar

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