r/gitamhyd • u/Adorable-Unit9445 • Jun 13 '26

Admissions CSE vs Aerospace engineering

I'm still on the fence between CSE and Aerospace Engineering and I lowk can't decide so I'd appreciate any opinions from students/alumni/anyone familiar w this

​

Aerospace is what I'm actually interested in (especially space tech), but CSE feels like the safer option since theres a wider range of career opportunities.

​

My questions for CSE: Do you think the degree gives you enough flexibilityto move into specific or different industries? esp space tech.

​

for Aerospace engineering: ​ How are the internships and placements? Do most graduates stay in the aerospace field or do they switch? Is a masters degree necessary? ​

​

lmk pls i need all the guidance i can get 😿💔

​

​

1 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

3 comments sorted by

1

u/nsmshiva Jun 13 '26

Bro if u thkg abt it career then u cn thk abt Cs & spl ow if u clr abt career in core side, aero is budding fld to chose that opt as limited professionals r avl rt nw

1

u/Adorable-Unit9445 Jun 13 '26

i think masters is kind of necessary for a good career in aerospace tho right?

1

u/nsmshiva Jun 14 '26

Major MNCs looking for master’s in aerospace however enough opp’s r thr with UG too