u/HalfAcrobatic3224

Mechanical engineering

Initially I wanted to opt for mech, thought I'd balance it towards technical side as well, CAD and python programming, a couple of projects and internships.

But then my father is an Electrical engineer, and like mostly the people i refer to for guidance stuff are computer branched or electrical.

One of my uncles is at a reputable position in vestas, electrical engineer himself. He told me the options with core mechanical engineering are extremely limited, and not very financially viable. Instead to go with electrical circuital branches and opt for semiconductor related in masters, or simply go for computer science related in bachelor's

I'm in a dilemma that mech has a very niche future coz everyone is saying so, telling me electrical has a better scope, go for semiconductors or something

Tbh not really that interested in circuital branches, but then I barely know stuff regarding what are taught and stuff so I might be prematurely taking a decision.

I wanted to ask people abt the derogatory viewpoint everyone has related to mechanical

Like I had planned to further master in mechatronics or robotics, even AI vagera was available.

I'm genuinly HELLA confused rn because I don't want to end up in a position where mere paas career options hi na bache, like an irrelevant degree

Even better if one could tell this from India's POV

Initially I wanted to opt for mech, thought I'd balance it towards technical side as well, CAD and python programming, a couple of projects and internships.

But then my father is an Electrical engineer, and like mostly the people i refer to for guidance stuff are computer branched or electrical.

One of my uncles is at a reputable position in vestas, electrical engineer himself. He told me the options with core mechanical engineering are extremely limited, and not very financially viable. Instead to go with electrical circuital branches and opt for semiconductor related in masters, or simply go for computer science related in bachelor's

I'm in a dilemma that mech has a very niche future coz everyone is saying so, telling me electrical has a better scope, go for semiconductors or something

Tbh not really that interested in circuital branches, but then I barely know stuff regarding what are taught and stuff so I might be prematurely taking a decision.

I wanted to ask people abt the derogatory viewpoint everyone has related to mechanical

Like I had planned to further master in mechatronics or robotics, even AI vagera was available.

I'm genuinly HELLA confused rn because I don't want to end up in a position where mere paas career options hi na bache, like an irrelevant degree

Even better if one could tell this from India's POV

No matter where i look, all I see is HATE.

I got 91 marks in 9s2, expecting EEE in MSRIT. I saw reviews, people saying college professors are just useless, labs are outdated, marking system is too tough to maintain a good cgpa, one has to learn stuff by himself.

Saw RVCE mech, but tbh mech is a bit niche now, was hoping for cs or electrical branches

Saw BMSCE, people literally saying eat dog shit but don't come here.

DSCE CSE, people saying they're looting for the money, putting their funds in DSU, random tricks to source out more money and provide no facilities in return

Like is no comedk college worth it if it's not RVCE? Genuinly what is going in

I scored 90 in 9s2. It will increase to 91, I've flagged the telescope question from physics and am certain I'll get that.

I REALLY want to join RVCE, and with the rank to marks ratio online, doesn't look like that'll happen.

Was never into CSE stuff, was certain about choosing a core branch, and always had EEE on top, followed by ECE and mech. Mech seems possible for RVCE, but EEE seems like a stretch. With my currect options, it's either comedk or bits (31k rank in VITEEE, didn't even initiate the counselling, ain't regretting my decision either), and with my bits score (220 avg), EEE is practically impossible.

I'm pretty certain I will go till round 4 of counselling, and was wondering whether RVCE EEE was possible at marks or not.

Don't really want any hopium, just increased the expectations.

I had 28s1, scored 31.9k rank.
Could anyone guide me through the refund policies of VITEEE? I wanted to wait till comedk rank results but found out 18th is the last day for phase 2 counselling initiation. Should I apply for counselling?
Also, how do the allocations work? I heard somewhere I'll have to pay in under 4 days to secure my seat. Will that amount be refunded if I apply for it in like June?.
Like just tell me all the refund policies

My shift was the afternoon one. Honestly Idek what to expect, because imo my paper didn't go as horrible as I thought it would. Physics took fucking 75-80 mins, and after chem and phy I was left with 70 mins for the entirety of maths. Thankfully maths wasn't very tough and I was left with ig 10-15 questions in the end when 3 minutes were left, out of which I solved 2 and randomly guessed the rest.
The thing is everyone here criticised the paper for being too hard/time consuming for 180 mins. I thought I was delusional thinking I have a chance of scoring in the triple digits.
I have 30k rank in VITEEE (gave it for fun, literally had my legs folded when I gave the paper) and failed UGEE (Literally studied for that and that only after my BITSAT first session
I have my BITSAT second session coming up, and I'm stressed coz I do NOT wanna go to VIT and would love to secure a seat in RVCE, MSRIT or BMSCE (anyone works atp)
Am I delusional or is there a chance Additional info, I gave a mock of BITSAT, 1st since session 1, and scored 224 (for ref my last mock score was 145, session 1 score was 147)

I gave like 4 short tests today (60 questions each, only 1 subject, PYQ mix. 2 for maths, 2 for physics)
Idek how/why but I've scored 36 in each of those tests. Is this a sign for 9th or what's happening