which branch is better in engg. field?
822422
It is better to go for the field that someone else tells you to and then later find out you don't have the aptitude for it and drop out.
391956
I'd pick drama and engineering.  Drama will help you learn to act in groups and that can't hurt you later in life!  Engineering is just plain attractive to college admissions people.  The other 2 you can do on your own, you don't need to take classes in it.
1162713
If you are in the Philippines, I would suggest to avoid Chemical Engineering because of limited opportunities... Industrial Engineers usually get lower pay... Material Science is great because of the semiconductor industry and there are a lot of options... Environmental Engineering - not really sure... but I would recommend Electronics and Communications Engineering if you are really not decided because of flexibility...
602856
see im am an engineering student, but wat i can tell you is that bio tech. is a branch of science that has a mix. of both engg as well as biology. its a very good field to work in the comin future spl. in india. And is more fruitfull if you are interested in doin research work.for details you can rite in to me, if you want i have frens doin bio tech. engg.
361731
maybe civil engineering. but Tech is fairly dead unless your living in south east asia, or from india. \nand the more math you know, the easier computer science courses tend to be. \n\nYou should REALLY consider the Health care industry. they get paid a lot of money and they have a growing need, while tech is seriously declining or being outsourced to foreign countries.
995682
MBA > Engineering > BBA\nMy opinion
1156775
I think electrical is best,especially computer engineering.
464664
BSNL, BHEL, Electricity boards. There is lot of scopes in these organisation.. \n\nYou can right Engineering Services Exam and will get good posting based on the results..\n\nYou Can Also try for DRDO..\n\nAll The Best!
1092150
Electrical Engineering or Telecommunication.
1056819
I do not know in which country you live. Irrespective of that, Mechanica Engineering definitely have more scope in getting jobs in industries as well as in higher studies. Mechatronics is an inter-disciplinery subject and a good specilization for PhD. But for undergraduate or graduate studies, Mechanical is definitely the better option. \n\nIn undergraduate level in Mechanical Engg. you will be taught different branches of Mechanical Sciences: Fluidics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Statics, Kinematics and Dynamics & Vibration of solid bodies and systems, Finite Element Analysis, Machining Science or Metal Cutting, Manufacturing Technology, Electrical Technology, Elementary Electronics, and many more. So when you go for higher studies you will have large number of fields to pursue the Masters. Further, you may get jobs in different positions in a large number of industries. What more do you want?\n\nRemember the axiom which I believe:\nNo large-scale industry can survive without Mechanical Engineers.  If you opt for Mechatronics then your scope of getting jobs become narrow.\n\nAlso, note that when you will apply for PhD then some one with a more general background as Mechanical Engg. will definitely be preferred over his competitor from Mechatronics. \n\nAs I am a final year student of Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering so I think I can give you the correct picture. I am from India. However, it would have been better had you mentioned your country.
993866
if you have 90%+ PCM then do engg. from good Engg college like Sardar Patel,VJTI(BEST of mumbai),KJ Somaiya(Best among pvt. colleges). see the cut off from broucher that u will get when you fill the form. Choose college with highest possible cutoff you can afford  i.e. if u hav 270 marks consider college above 260 cutoff only.\nYou can choose any branch which u like but there are more job in IT. By saying this i dont suggest u to take computer or it, bcoz i m an ELectronics Engg. and got job in TCS ahead of many IT and computer branch people you can also do the same.\n\nOne more thing, "Do what you like to do" for this think where u want 2 be after 10-15 years
484347
Simply choose what field in engineering interests you the most. You will get a better feel for this as you start taking college courses. Most college curiculum is set up that you take engineering basic courses first, and then gradually expand into your field of specialty as you advance through the program. Find what interests you most and stick with that.\n\nI personally chose the a "Power" engineering specialty within the Electrical Engineering field because I found the power classes that I took in school to be the most interesting. I subsequently took a job working for an electic utility.\n\nI would not have guessed that I would have chosen that field when I entered college, but as I took classes I found it to be the most interesting subject.\n\nGood luck in whatever you choose ...
1079632
It depends on\n1) How well did you score in those subjects\n2) Which subjects you like the most\nFrom my experience, I suggest that if you score all three subjects, it is better for you to take up whatever you feel comfortable with or which one you like better. If you have an neverending passion for maths, then do maths. If you like maths and physics, do E/E eng. If you like maths and chem, do Mecha eng. All the best!
818279
I would go for the engineering and management as there are so many people out there in the business and management field. Unless you are extremely competitive, you would have a rough time ahead of you.
1130911
B.Sc. in Computer Science is more towards programming ( mainly in language and software programming); where as B. Tech. in IT deals with technical stuff such as hardware (CPU, Memory card, motherboard, machine configuration, etc.),  networking/cabling, etc.
962581
Well, if you mean which one is the best overall (not best for you) then i'd have to say Aerospace Engineering. Aerospace is the hardest degree to earn imao and covers so many areas of study in engineering that most Aerospace Engineers become "systems engineers" because of their broad base of information. Systems engineers control and oversee groups of people working on a project and ensure that everyone's ideas and subsystems create the desired product. Therefore these people are usually management level of some sort.\n\nSecondly, the job demand for Aerospace engineers has shot out the roof lately, with large government contracts being created at Lockheed Martin, Boeing's latest return to market domination, and the immenent retire of many aging Aerospace Engineers the market is great for any undergrad in Aerospace. Lastly it pays really well and you get to call yourself a rocket scientist.
407222
Both are good schools.  But neither are known for engineering programs.  They both deliver top notch educations.\n\nYour best bet is to visit each campus for a weekend or few days, meet some of the faculty and see which culture you like the best!