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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Priscilla,
Among civil engineering and mechanical engineering, the one which has better scope is mechanical engineering only. An recent days, architecture courses (B.Arch) has replaced civil engineering.
Mechanical engineering has scope in all fields. You can get jobs in robotics field also and if you study it in a good college then you can get core companies easily but whatever field you choose to study, you must be updated and skilled to get placed in a good job with a fair salary.
All the best.
Among civil engineering and mechanical engineering, the one which has better scope is mechanical engineering only. An recent days, architecture courses (B.Arch) has replaced civil engineering.
Mechanical engineering has scope in all fields. You can get jobs in robotics field also and if you study it in a good college then you can get core companies easily but whatever field you choose to study, you must be updated and skilled to get placed in a good job with a fair salary.
All the best.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Amal, salary prospects are good and will depend on your qualification, prior work experience, location and organization, etc. Construction field has the highest salary which falls under environmental engineering in Germany. The average construction salary for environmental engineering jobs is Euro 42,750 a year. It can range from Euro 25000- Euro 60,500.
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Vikash Ranjan
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You can not assume about that because it will depend on you. There is no connection between engineering and UPSEE.
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Absolutely, my friend who completed marine engineering from KLU got a salary of 9 LPA and after 5 years, he got 36 LPA.
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star maliklearning.......********
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Absolutely, there will be good future if you study in NIT but for job opportunities, you should try abroad for better salary packages. You can get nice salary packages in North India.
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Amit Kumar ChauhanAviation love
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You can not specialize in Computer Science and IT field while undergoing BTech Mechanical Engineering degree. You will be able to do only compulsory computer language courses and CAD-CAM courses. If your Engineering college has flixibility to alliw or choose interdisciplinary electives then you may choose few courses such as Data Structures, RDBMS etc from CSE department. You are advised to do computer software courses during your summer vacations.
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Vikash Ranjan
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The Journal of Applied Science & Engineering Technology or JASET is an open access, double bind, peer-reviewed journal for the dissemination of use-inspired basic research, applied research and applied technical scholarship. Topics are in the combined domain of engineering, technology and applied Science and primarily focus on solving technical problems in the spirit of the Scholarship of Application. In summary, JASET disseminates results from research seeking to extend the frontiers of understanding with considerations of use and the application of technical knowledge to consequential problems. Applied scholarship is welcome from aca
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