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So, with regard of you're query. Naturally, you get to make the ultimate choice; the only thing I can do to help is to separate the important characteristics. Both engineering and law require logical and analytical thought. In engineering, where I study law, every subject is applied and necessitates critical thought. Law does not call for memorization of sections or articles; rather, it calls for understanding what is being said and never limiting your interpretation to what the statement actually means. Law is absolutely a wise decision if you want to keep your mind active because, from what I understand, engineering only requires you to memorize pre-defined formulas and apply them, unless you work with computers in which case you will find it difficult to produce correct code.

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Hello

Obviously, you get to make the final decision; the only way I can assist is by separating the necessary traits.

Engineering and law both demand rational and analytical thinking. I study law in engineering, where every subject is applied and demands critical thinking.

Law does not require you to memorise passages or articles; rather, it requires you to comprehend what they are saying and to never limit your interpretation to what the statement actually means.

Law is undoubtedly a smart choice if you want to keep your mind challenged because, from what I gather, engineering merely requires you to memorise pre-defined formulas and apply them; unless you work with computers, in which case you will struggle to write right code.

Hello aspirant,

After finishing grade 10, selecting an academic path will determine a student's future employment. Finding the ideal course among the many options is challenging. When choosing between engineering and law, the confusion is worse. Both professions demand a significant amount of critical thinking, analysis, problem-solving, and research abilities. Additionally, there will always be a need for engineers and lawyers in the workforce.

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