Which is better: Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering?

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To be honest, both fields are poles apart. So, it would be unfair to compare them. Their focus, curriculum, career prospects, working fields, everything is different. 

ParametersCivil EngineeringMechanical Engineering
FocusDesign, building, and maintaining infrastructure, such as buildings, parks, bridges, sewage systems, etc.Construction of machinery, engines, and tools to ensure the effective functionality of mechanical system designs.
SubjectsBridge Engineering, Soil Dynamics and Machine Foundations, Earthquake Engineering, Finite Element Analysis, etc.Mechanical Measurement, Engineering Mechanics, Graphics and Design, Engineering Metallurgy, Fluid Mechanics, etc.
Job ProfilesStructural Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer, Site Engineer, Construction Engineer, Consulting Engineer, Water Resources Engineer, etc.Mechanical Design Engineer, Automotive Design Engineer, Assistant Mechanical Engineer, Product Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, etc.
Employment AreasConstruction & Infrastructure, Real Estate, Water & Wastewater Management, Oil & Gas, etc.Manufacturing, Energy, Robotics, Automotive, Aerospace, IT, etc. 

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