Which is better among mechanical and electrical engineering?

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. Both Mechanical and Electrical have ample scope for good well-rounded professionals in the industry, the only point is to do it from a college / university of high repute and standing among the industry. You must also keep in mind your eligibility and selection process of good colleges like IITs, NITs, VIT, MNIT, BITs, LPU, PEC, Thapar etc. The major entrance examinations are JEE Mains, LPU NEST VITEE, BITSAT, etc.

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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 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 electricity, its components, its uses, how its generated, how circuits are made, electromagnetic switches etc. , go for electrical engineering. All the best for your future.

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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 electricity, its components, its uses, how its generated, how circuits are made, electromagnetic switches etc., go for electrical engineering.

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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 infrastructure is quite vast and enough to support all types of practical like the ones needed for agriculture, physical education etc. The lush lawns are very inviting. 2. LPU has all the necessary accreditation. 3. The faculty is not only experienced but is updated with the latest learning by industry experts in the faculty development programs held at regular intervals. The faculty is academically very helpful too. 3. Industry immersion can be seen as there are seminars and workshops held by the industry experts and the alumni, so that the students can get a fair idea of the market trends 4. The labs are well-equipped with the latest technology. The main library is a nine story building and is well-equipped, besides this there are libraries in each block. 5. Placement preparation starts right from the beginning and the placement and career department is one of the largest and best in India. 6. LPU gives impetus to aid research and offers financial aids too for propelling research. 7. The School of Professional Enhancement gives the necessary analytical, logical skills and soft skills to polish the student to the core to make him placement ready. Even mock placement drives are held. 8. The MNCs have recruited many students to top notch positions. A student of Agriculture got a whooping offer of 1cr from a US firm, B.Tech CSE student got 42LPA from Microsoft. About 650 companies visit LPU for recruitment in the LPU campus. It has won many accolades and is even awarded the National Employabilty 2020 award for Best Placements. This year for batch graduating in 2020, already more than 500 placement/internship drives have been conducted till January 2020 with leading industry giants. More than 90% are MNCs and generating more than 3000 offers just in the first half of the academic session. 9. The covid regulations are strictly followed and the student teacher ratio is enough to practice social distancing. 10. NIRF ranking LPU received recently is also quite good: Overall 99 University 78 Engineering 87 Pharmacy 29 Management 49 Browse the website of LPU, check details of topics for both streams and decide fast as online admissions are in full swing. Good luck!

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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 electricity, its components, its uses, how its generated, how circuits are made, electromagnetic switches etc. , go for electrical engineering.

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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 an individual with skill set of both an Electrical as well as an Electronics Engineer. But to clarify Electrical Engineering is the mother of all these branches (ECE, EEE, CS IT). This branch may make you work in State Electricity Boards, make you a professor with suitable specialisation, make you do research and sell new technologies (thanks to booming renewable energy sector in the years to come) or make you shift to an IT field job if you loose interest during the course of four years easily. Mechanical engineers may work with smaller items, such as medical devices, or they may work on mechanical systems in buildings, such as power generators etc. B.Tech Mechanical Engineering is the branch of engineering that involves production, designing, and operations of machinesIf you have an orientation for mechanical systems, power generators, medical devices or machinery then ME is fit for you. Both branches has its own prospects but before that the point is which institute you are targeting. There are institutes like IIT, NIT, VIT and LPU which you can explore. I am somehow aware of LPU as it is known as the India's leading private university and its Engineering programmes are the heart of LPU. The university has a stellar record in placements in almost all the fields be it like CSE, ME, AE, CE, EE, EEE etc. LPU believes in delivering the quality, for same, it has hired faculty from the reputed institutes like IITs, NITs. The syllabus is vetted from the company officials of Cognozant, SAP, Microsoft etc. To provide updated curriculum. LPU has his own space shuttle programme, where students and faculty members are working on satellite programme with the joint help of ISRO. For more details, I will advice you to visit the website of LPU and plan the things accordingly.

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Mechanical engineering is a better option than electrical engineering.

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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 related to electronics, control systems, signal processing, and telecommunications. Mechanical engineers get knowledge in physics and material Science for the design, manufacture, and testing of all kinds of mechanical products and machinery. This knowledge spans from mechanics and thermodynamics, to structural analysis structural analysis are all necessary in this field. One things certain There is no shortage of the engineering jobs so just need to make sure that you get the best of learning and knowledge. Now, another major point to be kept in mind is choosing a right academic partner, as it plays a vital role. Engineering is more of a practical learning course, so go with the university which provides more of hands on training. Being an Alumni of Lovely Professional University, I can say that LPU offers the complete blend of theoretical as well as practical learning. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your engineering. I hope I am able to help you. All the best.

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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 electricity, its components, its uses, how its generated, how circuits are made, electromagnetic switches etc. , go for electrical engineering.

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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 in an industry, but by doing electrical, you can't go for mechanical.

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