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Hai , I am Doing my 12th standard. I am Interested in Engineer (Civil /Mechanical). Which is the Best. Do we have scope to get job in Abroad

Hai. I am Yuvan. Doing 12th std. I am Interested in Engineer. I am confused to select Civil or Mechanical . Pls help to choose which is the best and also to get Job in Abroad. #professor #civil-engineering #engineering #mechanical #mechanic

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Zach’s Answer

I recommend mechanical engineering for obtaining jobs abroad. Mechanical engineering is like a universal language.
Thank you comment icon Thank you for the guidance to choose my career Yuvan Sankar
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Shalvi’s Answer

In Civil and Mechanical Engineering, I'd suggest you to take up the latter unless and until you have interest in the former.
In terms of career in India and abroad there are big mnc's in Mechanical field. Students who graduate in this course can work in a range of industries.

There are various job profiles available abroad:

Job Profiles Average Salary Range
Site Mechanical Engineer 42,400 – 1,35,000 USD (INR 31 lakhs – 99 lakhs)
Consultant 88,000 – 1,11,800 USD (INR 64 lakhs – 82 lakhs)
Mechanical Designer 60,000 – 94,500 USD (INR 44 lakhs – 69 lakhs)

For more details, you can refer this website - https://leverageedu.com/blog/be-mechanical-engineering/#:~:text=BE%20Mechanical%20Engineering%20has%20a%20wide%20scope%20not,They%20can%20choose%20one%20that%20fits%20their%20purpose.
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Dayanand Sagar’s Answer

I would say pick whichever field interests you now, think about it, talk to different people and see what you like about their jobs either in civil or mechanical. Once you are in college, at the end of your first year you will be able to switch branches if you want to, most of the engineering colleges in India have this option. First year in college you learn about different fields, civil, mechanical, computer science, etc., so if you feel, you like a different subject, switch to that. Only from year 2 you get into your chosen field.
You will get jobs abroad, but it is always better if you get your masters degree. Don't think too much about it now, when you are in your third year in college you have to start think about masters and weather you want to do it.
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