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Nihara Question by Nihara on Jun 13, 2025
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Sir I am confused that am I want to choose computer science or mechanics for engineering. Because nowadays everyone opting CSE that is my concern is it make decrease scope in future?

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Hello sir/madam I have secured 99.49 percentile in mht cet. I am getting mechanical in top colleges such as vjti/coep and cse in other colleges Sir I am confused as to which stream to take mechanical or cse? I actually had interest in mechanical but it died off when everyone started to say it doesn't have future opportunities and even the packages are low. As far as cse is concerned, I am worried about the job security in this field after 4 years when I graduate. Please advice,thank you.
Ans: Remember, your happiness and dedication matter most. Choose the path that aligns with your interests and long-term goals. Consider where you see yourself in 10 years.

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Sir, I am currently in class 12th and will be going for engineering in the next few months.. I am currently confused between choosing Computer Science Engineering (CSE) and Mechanical Engineering for my career. I have always wanted a good salary and strong career growth, which is why CSE seems attractive. However, during this past year, I studied mostly online, and honestly, sitting in front of screens all day feels very draining to me. I realized that I do not enjoy spending 24/7 with laptops and coding-based work. I am also interested in designing, practical work, and fields where I can be involved in creating and building things, which makes Mechanical Engineering feel appealing. Another concern I have is that in CSE, people often say you must keep constantly learning new technologies, otherwise you may get replaced easily. Also, right now, almost everyone seems to be choosing CSE, which makes me wonder about future competition and job security. At the same time, I worry that Mechanical Engineering may not provide the same salary growth or opportunities as CSE. How should I decide between these two fields? Should I prioritize interest and work style, or salary and market demand? Which option would be better for long-term career satisfaction and financial stability?
Ans: Relisha, my suggestion is to focus mainly on your interest and the type of work you enjoy when making a career decision, because long-term satisfaction and financial stability depend on how much you like your work, how continuously you improve your skills, and how well you build connections. Over the next four years, work on improving both your technical and soft skills related to your chosen field, build a strong LinkedIn profile that clearly shows your skills and achievements, and create a good professional network by connecting with people in your domain. Keep checking job market trends regularly through LinkedIn and other reliable sources so you stay updated. Also, choose your college carefully by looking at the placement records of the last 2–3 years. If you decide to go for mechanical engineering, then focus seriously on skill development and personal branding, because these efforts together will play a big role in your long-term career satisfaction and financial growth. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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