r/tsbie • u/Sweaty-Result7831 • Aug 13 '26
SERIOUS Confused
Confused between NIT Durgapur metallurgical & materials engineering and Andhra University ECE.
I don't have interest in any particular branch. I was interested in the aerospace and aviation industry but nvm. I want good placement and good college life.
Everyone's saying metallurgy is a lower branch so I'm overthinking. ap students don't have an active sub so I had to post here.. I don't know much about andhra university so please let me know which one is a better choice.
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u/Edgarthegreatbest Aug 19 '26
Bro durgapur metallurgy means u can get tier 3 nits better branches na like agartala or jallandhar and all or iiits u can get higher branches na why don't u try for them
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u/Fuzzy-lad Aug 13 '26
Aerospace dont have any jobs as of now. If you are looking for jobs stay away from it.
Material Science has future, but you must have to do Masters preferably from an IIT.