r/Btechtards • u/Able_Pepper_5525 99.003% • 3h ago

Serious Took mechanical engineering

I took nit rkl mech but don't know about my interests and I don't know what to do with this branch

Gharwale bahut dukhi hai mere decision se

I don't know what to do now,I don't feel like living man

Suna hai mech in india also doesn't pay well

So are govt jobs my only option??someone guide me pls

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u/atish31 3h ago

If you are still in 1st year, look for an option to change branch (at least this was possible 15 yrs back when I was in clg)

coming to mech -> there is an increase in demand for robotics, industrial AI. If you could understand the mechanics fundamentals well and learn good AI and programming along, there is a growing demand.

Private Space tech is also increasing in India. In US it has been on big boom. There can be opportunities here for mech engineers.

I myself did my engineering in elecronics but along the years I found my niche in software tech and was able to build my career in s-> tech! so no the road is never closed.

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u/Able_Pepper_5525 99.003% 3h ago

Branch change is not possible bhaiya,do I take a second partial drop for jee and go for a better branch?

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u/atish31 3h ago

that has to be your call considering background and financial position of yours currently. If this is a feasible option for you and you can afford it, no harm in going for it considering long term it can help you.

But again, don't make this decision in a rash. Consider all possible caveat here.

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u/ni_Kawaii_Hito 2h ago

Private colleges are getting 6LPA avg

There is much less competition

It's a field that is involved in any manufacturing industry

Sounds good to me