Which is a better option: mechanical engineering or automobile engineering?

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Hello Devanshu, Automobile engineering is a multidisciplinary I course and is sub branch of Mechanical engineering. In the latter, you can learn the mechanical related concepts more when compared to the former. It is also more advanced when compared to automobile. Hence, considering the depth of con

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Devanshu Joshi | Beginner-Level 3

6 years ago

Thanks a lot helped me sought my confusion.

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Sukhpreet Singh | Beginner-Level 4

10 months ago

Both mechanical engineering and automobile engineering are the best course. If you remember earlier everything related to machines, vehicles, or automation was studied under Mechanical Engineering. It was the core branch covering all technical areas. But with time and the evolution in the educationa

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