Which is better among mechanical and mechatronics engineering in terms of better scope and placement at Lovely Professional University?

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harsh raushan
8 years ago
Listen if you are concern about your placement then you should do mechatronics as this is a new field and there are too many scopes coming this way, but mechanical engineering is also one of the best parts in engineering.

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
For placement-mechanical: There are a very few job vacancies in mechatronics for freshers in very few organisations. Since you will not study some core subjects of mechanical engineering, you won't be able to clear GATE or any other exam. It might be a problem a problem if your goal is to do job.

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Manish Motwani
8 years ago
In LPU, mechanical engineering is definitely better than mechatronics. The core reason for this is because mechatronics is newly introduced and does not find a skilled approach to teaching. Moreover, the placements are more common for mechanical students. So, the mechatronics though has a good scope

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Dear Student, both courses are good to pursue as they offer good career prospects and have excellent growth opportunities. But what matters actually is that how you do the course? How much practical knowledge you have? Jobs opportunities again depends upon your mastery and your expertise in the fiel

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