Engineering Counselling

Hi Mohamad,
Here are a few insights to choose branch in engineering:
1. Go for interest, not scope
While we may say that scope for a field keeps changing with time, as we see new trends coming up every few years.
The reality is, every branch has good scope and opportunities if you perform well in it.
2. Branch vs College
It is that time in your life, where you have to choose from a platter.
Whether you choose college A over college B or branch X over branch Y should not be a random decision and instead be based on research on these colleges and the electives they offer under each course.
3. Specialisation is good
Engineering provides an opportunity to specialise.
Choosing one from the various types of engineering disciplines is not an easy job.
Digging deeper and knowing more about every branch can help you in making the right choice.
4. Work life after graduation
It is critical to understand what kind of professional work is expected out of you once you take up a job.
For instance, civil engineering means a lot of field-work and if you are not suited for that, you better not choose civil engineering in the first place.
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Options for post graduation
If you aspire to do post graduation, and have some ideas already, it might be a good idea to do a quick check on the opportunities for the post graduation.
For example, if you choose to pursue Bachelors in mechanical engineering, you can do your Masters in robotics, automobile or industrial apart from core mechanical opportunities like manufacturing, etc.
I hope it will help.
Best wishes.