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which is a better option ? metullurgy in pec or civil in thapar or any stream like ece or mech. in any other college..........or should i prefer any stream in nits........
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PEC is a much more recognised college than thapar, Now if u are concerned about the scope of metallurgy in India , then also its fine. You have a lot of options and can generally specialize even during undergraduate coursework. There is really quite a spectrum of jobs for someone with that type of degree. Some different industries are: Mining or raw material extraction Raw materials refiners/suppliers (aluminum/steel/etc) Aerospace Oil companies (generally for failure analysis or corrosion) Manufacturing (forging, casting, other materials fabrication of metals, plastics, ceramics) Thin films, optical coatings, etc Consulting/research Laboratory services If you want to go on to work on an MS or PhD, there's a broad range of things you can study as well: Alloys Failure analysis Ceramics Corrosion Welding Thin films Mechanical metallurgy Plastics
Otherwise if u are stilll unsure about metallurgy then go for civil engg. coz its an old branch too, and has also got a good scope with infrastructure development taking place in india at such a good pace. Thapar institute is also reputed but PEC is preferred before that.
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