Which is best for a student who is poor in drawing: mechanical or chemical engg.?

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6 years ago

As a mechanical engineer I would suggest you to go for chemical engineering, if you are not good in drawing, because in ME you have to face engineering drawing, mechanical engineering drawing, and basic engineering drawing. You will face very difficult in tackling these subjects Good luck.

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Shabana Bee | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

If your drawing is poor then you should take admission in chemical engineering as in mechanical you will have to face 2-3 subjects related to drawing. In addition, chemical engineering has very wide scope.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Hello Satyanarayana, Engineering is a field in which you need to express most of the things through a drawing. Hence there is no branch that doesn't require sketching at least till a few semesters. You might also need to learn CAD software which would make your drawing works easier. So, instead of w

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