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Which engineering branch is best for future?

Which engineering branch is best for future?

Here are the best engineering branches and courses for future:

  • Aerospace Engineering.
  • Chemical Engineering.
  • Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
  • Petroleum Engineering.
  • Telecommunication Engineering.
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
  • Robotics Engineering.
  • Biochemical Engineering.

Which branch is best in engineering 2021?

Go through the list:

  • 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Wikimedia Commons.
  • 2 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Wikimedia Commons.
  • 3 CIVIL ENGINEERING. Wikimedia Commons.
  • 4 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL (IC) ENGINEERING.
  • 5 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING.
  • 6 B Tech in Dairy Technology.
  • 7 B Tech in Agricultural Engineering.
  • 8 B Tech in Food Processing Technology.

Which department is king of engineering in 2020?

Mechanical Engineering is not only known as the Royal branch of engineering but also the evergreen branch of engineering.

Which is the best branch of Electrical Engineering?

Here are the top 5 branches of Engineering. The list is in no particular order. I’ve formed this list after discussing with Engineering graduates of various branches from different colleges (top institutes to bakwaas ones). Go through the list: 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Wikimedia Commons

Which is the best branch of Engineering in India?

Go through the list: 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Wikimedia Commons We are talking about the classic ‘Electrical Engineering’ here. This branch is one of the ‘Core Branches’ of Engineering. The course is tough and requires hard-work to score good marks. Most of the Engineering colleges in India offers this course.

Which is the best engineering field in the world?

1 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 2 COMPUTER ENGINEERING 3 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 4 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 5 CIVIL ENGINEERING

Which is the branch of Engineering with less jobs?

There are branches like Chemical Engineering, Textile Engineering, Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering which have limited applicability and hence, less jobs.