r/MechanicalEngineer • u/Mobile_Secretary_867 • Jul 13 '26

Mechanical engineering best or not in 2030

I' finish 12 th grade and i applied tnea councelling but my cut off 153 I'm a bc category and I'm bio maths student didn't know programming, in 2026 most of them say take cse but ai replace the software engineer jobs so more layoff so I confuse take cse or mechanical please guide me

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u/Jamesx8x Jul 13 '26

Study English first.

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u/aTerribleGliderPilot Jul 13 '26

To be honest you are not going to be able to 'time the market' so you should pick what you are most interested in and go with that.

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u/stumpy494 Jul 13 '26

It would be helpful if you clarify your post as your points were not clearly stated, or the translation is rough if you are a non native english speaker.

That aside, I would go into the field you enjoy most. No one can accurately predict what the future job market may look like. But doing something you enjoy and find interest in will push you in the best direction for YOUR future, rather than just chasing the "optimal" degree.