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Scholar-Level 18
At present, India is not having enough job opportunities for aeronautical engineers. On the other hand, opportunities for mechanical engineers are plentiful. In view of this, I would like to advise you to please go for mechanical engineering. Best wishes to you.
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Scholar-Level 18
It is indeed great to hear from you, such an interesting query. IIT's are definitely in a different league altogether. They get cream of students and as a result different companies flock to them for recruitment. In the next rung are many institutions. Colleges with NAAC A grading cones next. Hence, I feel it will be great to get degree from NAAC A if not from IIT. Best wishes to you.
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It is not good or bad. It is about your interest and your goal. Everything you do with interest will work on some or the other day. As you were a BE student of CSE, you can become a software engineer after your BE or you can do your MS or you can do your MBA, or your M.Tech. MS and MBA will be better, if you are interested. All the best.
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