Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for cracking the JEE main examination.

Now you can not understand, wheather to choose mechanical engineering or Electronics and communication engineering. Which branch is better...But you have interest in physics.

According to me, if you have hurry for a good job after completion of your b.tech and if you want a handsome package in campusing you can opt for Electronics and communication engineering.

But if you wants to apply your interest of physics in your graduation degree then you can opt for mechanical engineering. It is a core branch and one of the oldest branch of engineering.

But now campusing scope is lesser in mechanical engineering.

Now it depends on you. Go ahead.

So best of luck.

Go to the below mentioned link for more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/electronics-and-communication-engineering-0

https://www.careers360.com/mechanical-engineering-course

Hi,

Mechanical Engineers focus on the design and analysis of mechanical systems. 

Manufacturing Engineers focus on applying engineering principles to the development and implementation of manufacturing processes. 

There is a lot of overlap in the two disciplines. The Manufacturing Engineer will need to learn a lot more about automated processes and electronics than a Mechanical Engineer. The Mechanical Engineer with learn a lot more about thermodynamics and the specific requirements for analyzing mechanisms.