Which is better among mechanical and electrical engineering?

1.2K Views|7 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Pritam Verma
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Ashish Sharma
5 years ago
Hi Pritam, Well, refer recent NIRF rankings 2020 released by MHRD. One of the best choice would be to study at Lovely Professional University. If you are at LPU. Both branches of engineering are more or less equally good and will offer good and equal opportunities. You must consider your interest he

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Dharamveer Dheer
5 years ago
Ask the following questions to yourself first: 1. What are the things you would want to do with your life as a Engineer? 2. What are the things that your degree will enable you to do? If your aspirations, your passion and interests for the answer 1 match the answer of question 2, do that degree. Bo

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Surabhi Chaudhary
9 years ago
Both branches of engineering are more or less eaqually good and offer good opportunities. You must consider your interest here. If you like reading about how machines work, how they are designed, how they are made, then go for mechanical. If you are fascinated by electrical circuits and power of ele

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Priya Mahajan
5 years ago
Hi A lot depends on your interest as you can give your best in a stream for which you are passionate. The companies to pick the bests. So decide your interest to give your best. I would choose LPU a brand name for both mechanical and electrical engineering for various reasons: 1. The LPU infrastruct

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S
6 years ago
Branches of engineering are more or less equally good and offer good opportunities. You must consider your interest here. If you like reading about how machines work, how they are designed, how they are made, then go for mechanical. If you are fascinated by electrical circuits and power of electrici

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Tashi
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5 years ago
Every branch is good provided you have a strong interest in that. I will brief you both and its prospects then you can decide as per your orientation. EEE stands for Electrical & Electronics Engineering. This branch of Engineering has recently gained momentum due to the industrial demands of having

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K
9 years ago
Mechanical engineering is a better option than electrical engineering.

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Khushal Arora
5 years ago
Hello! I would say look for which course suits you best. Look for option which aligns with your area of interest. Electrical engineering deals with the design of different types of electrical systems. Its considered the largest branch of the engineering fields. Electrical engineers examine issues r

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Sharath H Aithal
6 years ago
Hi, Both branches of engineering are more or less equally good and offer good opportunities. You must consider your interest here. If you like reading about how machines work, how they are designed, how they are made, then go for mechanical. If you are fascinated by electrical circuits and power of

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S
6 years ago
Both mechanical and electrical engineering are the evergreen branches. However, here you have to go with your interest, choose the branch that interests you. Although mechanical engineering has better scope over electrical engineering, by doing mechanical engineering you can opt the electrical post

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