Which stream is better among mechanical engineering and electrical engineering?

That depends on your interest, aptitude, hobbies, personality traits, time spending habits and most importantly your ASPIRATIONS. Ask the following questions to yourself first. 1. What are the things you would want to do with your life as an Engineer? 2. What are the things that your degree will enable you to do? Mechanical field will lead you to life in machines, their design and developing the designs etc., while electrical field will lead your career into electrical designs, quality control and entirely different industry. 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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HiA 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. Both streams are quite good but the engineering stream you can give your best should be chosen. LPU is the brand name for all engineering streams. 1. LPU students are guided on niche technologies like Google, SAP and Oracle. Possessing such skill sets separates them from the ordinary and leads them to grab top placements. 2. LPU students are provided ample opportunities for full time internships and on-the-Job training in reputed companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Capgemini, Forbes Marshall, Bosch, Cognizant, Escorts, etc. 3. LPU, has a special school for professional enhancement which aims at imparting new skill sets that are relevant to the current industry demands. The students get the inputs in terms of logical reasoning, aptitude, verbal ability and soft skills. 4. LPU has joint placement drives with Industry giants like BOSCH, Amazon, TCS, Capgemini, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, NIIT, Wipro, HP etc. Have designated. 5. LPU Aims at strengthening relationships among students, alumni and industry professionals. 6. LPU gives utmost importance to practical exposure and interaction with experts to enhance their skills. 7. More than 550 companies visit every year for such activities and campus-recruitment of students from LPU; and this year for batch graduating in 2020, already more than 500 placement/internship drives have been conducted till January 2020 with leading industry giants wherein more than 90% being MNCs. And generating more than 3000 offers just in the first half of the academic session. LPU is conferred with National Employability Award 2020 by Aspiring Minds for Best Placements besides so many other accolades. 8. Extensive scholarships of LPU aids education. 9. NIRF ranking LPU received recently is also quite good: Overall 99 University 78 Engineering 87 Pharmacy 29 Management 49 10. COVID regulations strictly followed aided by the strength of faculty and wide infra structure. Browse the website to check the academic excellence offered. Choose wisely Seats are filling up fast due to online admissions so book your seat All the Best !

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Hi Gokul, Ask the following questions to yourself first. 1. What are the things you would want to do with your life as an Engineer? 2. What are the things that your degree will enable you to do? Mechanical field will lead you to life in machines, their design and developing the designs etc. , while electrical field will lead your career into electrical designs, quality control and entirely different industry. 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. All the best for your future.

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In terms of pay package and placements electrical is too good then mechanical and electrical studies are somewhat easier than mechanical.

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I'll prefer you to opt for the electrical engineering, as the scope of this field in India is good and you can easily get a decent pack job easily, but this can't be possible in the mechanical branch as there are very less jobs in India, but since both are core branches, you can opt for mechanical also Good luck.

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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 fir electrical engineers, so better go with electrical engineering.

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btw in terms of pay package and placements electrical is too good then mechanical and electrical studies are somewhat eadier then mechanical

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Sorry, but all forms of engineering require a solid grounding in maths. However, it's not like you'll be immersed in mathematics for all time, like a theoretical mathematician. It's necessary to have the groundwork because so much of engineering is built on top of it. In everyday work you may find that the field-specific software in daily use does 99% or more of the heavy mathematical lifting for you. It's when the software kicks up an unexpected result that you need to be able to assess whether the result is trustworthy. For this, you need a reasonable understanding of the basic principles and assumptions upon which your software is based. As far as choosing electrical vs mechanical - that's something only you can decide. I would suggest, though, that if your enjoyment with Arduino & RPi is on the coding side rather than the electronic design side, then perhaps EE isn't the best direction. Maybe a B.Tech in Mechatronics would fit the bill better? It is very useful for an engineer specifying "made stuff" to have visited (at least) or participated (if possible) in the trades involved in the actual "making". Understanding the process of "making" makes the design engineer more aware of manufacturability concerns. Why not try to visit some companies doing the "making" and think about whether you'd like a career in designing/specifying those sorts of things.

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I'll prefer you to opt for the electrical engineering, as the scope of this field in India is good and you can easily get a decent pack job easily, but this can't be possible in the mechanical branch as there are very less jobs in India.

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depend on college to college

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