Which one is better for B.Tech among mechanical and electrical engineering?

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S
6 years ago
Both the branches are very good and evergreen. But try to choose the field in which you love to work and you have very much interest in it with curiosity. Trust me it will be best for you than any other fields.

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shikhar singh
6 years ago
It is again matter of your interest I strongly prefer you mechanical engineering just because I am doing it and find this as most beautiful branch. Here, we talk about machines, components, materials, basic electrical engineering, coding, designing, heat energy, thermodynamics, etc. So you have to d

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Manish Sharma
6 years ago
Electrical engineering is a little better than mechanical engineering, as it has better scope and nowadays some of the mechanical engineers are ending up jobless, but there is a better scope for electrical engineers, so better go with electrical engineering. But since both are core branches, you can

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P
7 years ago
Electrical engineering is a little better than mechanical engineering, as it has better scope and nowadays some of the mechanical engineers are ending up jobless, but there is a better scope for electrical engineers, so better go with electrical engineering.

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K
8 years ago
Both the branches are very good and evergreen. But try to choose the field in which you love to work and you have very much interest in it with curiosity. Trust me it will be best for you than any other fields. Best of luck!

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Harsh Ranjan
8 years ago
Hello Prakriti Mechanical engineering is best for you as mechanical engineering is a core and evergreen branch. Almost all core industries and manufacturing units makes use of machines. Thus, for functioning and maintenance of machines, qualified mechanical engineers are needed by such Industries! T

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Smridhi Bhambri
8 years ago
Mechanics will be the better option with a good career ahead. Good luck!

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