Hello
MOPURI NIKHITHA REDDY , If you want to know that which branch is best then From some research on internet and from some my knowledge because I am also a Btech student I found that both the branches are best for learning and placement and both have good scope so take a branch on the basis of your interest.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hi , in answer of your question below I'm mentioning the benefits of both the branches:

B.Tech with Mechanical;

Mechanical engineers design and build solutions to a range of problems, improving efficiency across a wide range of industries. By studying mechanical engineering, you can look forward to good job prospects, high salaries, and varied work.

B.Tech with Civil;

• Long working hours: Many times, projects can be testing and challenging.
• Hazards at work site: A project site hosts huge construction machinery, vehicles, building materials etc.
• Remote locations: Working outdoors could be fun for some.

Good Luck.

Hello,

The two oldest and most applied fields of engineering are Mechanical and Civil Engineering. The primary emphasis of civil engineering is the construction, design and maintenance of civil structures, infrastructure and buildings. But at the other side, in the simplest terms, mechanical engineering is the engineering stream that deals with automotive and other machinery mechanics.You can't say a better one from the other. They both have merits of their own. They are distinct engineering lines that come in tandem at times. Employment openings in both areas are aplenty.