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

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    Nisha Kapoor | Contributor-Level 8

    2 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 prospects. I will suggest to take CSE if you want immediate and good paid jobs in IT. Every organisation or company requires to be present digitally, be it banks, hospitals, education, or railways. Computer Science and Information Technology are one of the most evergreen professions and will continue to rise in the years to come. In CSE field nowad
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    Shubhangi Kaushal

    2 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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    Ankit Babu

    a year 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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    Saurabh Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

    2 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 Computer Science Engineering, you can work in the field of database management, embedded systems, IT, telecommunication, multimedia, computer hardware and software implementation, computer hardware & software maintenance, gaming, web designing and other related industries. Computer Science engineering can be considered the best branch in engin
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    Sakshi Sharma | Contributor-Level 8

    2 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 mechanical engineer might be able to design some of the hardware upon which computer scientists rely, but only the latter can typically put those components to practical use. The reverse is also true. The next section offers a clear side-by-side comparison of mechanical engineering and computer science. Mechanical engineering is a branch of
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    Manan Aggarwal | Guide-Level 12

    2 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 products/devices. From building individual microprocessors, microcontrollers, supercomputers, and personal computers to circuit design, computer engineers are involved in many software and hardware elements of computing. Because the Engineers' overall goals are different in both circumstances, the curriculum of the programs is wholly distin
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    Puneet Singh Alumni at LPU Jalandhar | Scholar-Level 17

    2 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 following are the best institutes for engineering programmes:
    IITs/NITs/IIITs
    Manipal University Pune
    Amity University Noida
    Lovely Professional University Phagwara
    UPES Dehradun
    Nirma University
    Being an alumnus of LPU Phagwara I would be sharing the details of engineering at LPU with you. LPU offers various degree programmes in the engineering discip
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    khushal . | Contributor-Level 6

    2 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 mechanical IT. CSE industry is booming nowadays; also Software companies pays better than core companies.
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    Jashandeep Kaur Happy go and undogmatic approach to life.. | Contributor-Level 10

    4 years ago
    In my opinion, CSE is a much better option in terms of scope, both curriculum, opportunities and placements.
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    Rocky Singh | Contributor-Level 10

    5 years ago
    Visit the link from here of KIIT college and judge yourself, as in my opinion, the choice should be with your interest as both are equally good:
    https://www.shiksha.com/university/kiit-kalinga-institute-of-industrial-technology-bhubaneswar-37926

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