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Mechanical Engineering is about design, development and utilization of machines . ... In any case, on the off chance that you are comapring both the branch in regard of employments, at that point I should state that you which have rich of oppurtunities by having cse degree in contrast with mechanical, the beginning measure of salary is greatly improved then you get in mechanical.

I think that choose wisely of your choice..

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Hello Aspirant,  this is totally depend on your interest. If you like coding and algorithms then you can go for the CSE Otherwise you can go for mechanical. But the Opportunities in CSE branch is more than the mechanical one. The core company for CSE are more than the mechanical. 

I hope this will help you. 

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

One must know what mechanical engineers and computer Engineers do before understanding how they relate to (and differ from) one another.

Mechanical Engineers:

All engineers identify and solve problems using math, science, and engineering principles. For mechanical engineers specifically, that means designing, developing, and testing physical tools and machinery, whether they are used in factories and power plants or hospitals.

Their skills are applicable to a diversity of industries and often put them at the leading edge of new industrial advances.

Computer Engineers:

Like mechanical engineers, computer Engineers identify and solve problems using many of the same mathematical and scientific principles. They also design, develop, and test tools, only their work advances computing solutions rather than physical devices. While some of them focus on improving existing programs and technologies, many thrive in the research and development of whole new concepts and abilities.

Conclusion:

Neither profession will set the world on fire with growth rates. Jobs for programmers should increase 12 percent from 2010 to 2020, which is close to the 14 percent average for all jobs, according to the BLS. Though the demand for computer software should jump, competition from programmers in countries with lower wages will curb job gains in the United States, says the BLS.

Prospects should be best for programmers with a bachelor’s degree, or those who understand several computer languages. Jobs will be more scarce for mechanical engineers. The BLS forecasts job growth of 9 percent through 2020. The most opportunities will be in transportation manufacturing, green energy and nanotechnology. MEs with training in the latest design software will also have an advantage.

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