Hello,

Both the courses are good and are different.

Mechanical engineering deals with the mechanics of physics and science to analyze, manufacture and design mechanical systems. Whereas Computer Science is a branch of engineering which deals in the study of basics of computer programming and networking, which includes topics related to computation, algorithms, programming languages, program design, computer software, computer hardware, etc

You should choose based on which field you find more interesting, since then you will be able to perform well in that field and get better placement offers.

Still out of the two courses the scope for getting jobs with decent salary packages is higher for CSE as compared to Mechanical Engineering.

CSE has a lot of career opportunities. Some of the career options after the completion of your degree are Software Engineer, Software Tester, Project Manager, Application Developer, Big Data Engineer, Data Scientists, Computer Network Architect, Lecturer/Professor, etc. Below I have mentioned some of the top recruiters :

• Google

• Yahoo

• Hewlett-Packard

• International Business Machines Corporation

• Toshiba Corporation

• Dell Inc

• NEC Corporation

• Canon Inc

• Apple Inc

• ASUSTEK Computer Inc

• Acer Inc

• Lenovo Group Limited

• SAIC

• Sun Microsystem

• TCS

• Infosys

• HCL

Mechanical Engineering also provides many career opportunities. Some recruiters of Mechanical engineers are:

• Apple

• Microsoft

• Ford Motor Company

• Hindustan Motors Ltd

• Royal Enfield Ltd

• TATA Motors

• Jindal Steel

• FIAT

• Steel Authority of India Limited(SAIL)

• Axles India Ltd

• Hyundai Motors India Ltd

• Ashok Leyland Ltd, Ennore

• ONGC Ltd

• NFL

• Mahendra & Mahendra group

• Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd

So choose the correct course for you based upon your interest.

Good Luck