Actually Bhaskar Sharma,both of them has good scope.It all depends on the domain where you are work from.Mechanical has large number of competitiors while chemical has less competition,so you have to choose between the two.I would suggest you to gor for the chemical engineering in a descent ranked college as

Dear Harish,

Aeronautics deals with the study of aircraft material such as aeroplane, etc whereas aerospace deals with the concept of design, operation and construction of space vehicles.

Aerospace engineering is a skill based career and requires high expertise. You can go for public sector such as ISRO, ADE, NAL,

Hello!

Aeronautical engineering has a scope both, in India as well as abroad. They are required in public and private Airline Services as well as aircraft-manufacturing units. The salary to these engineers are offered based on their experience, skills, city of employment and type of employer.

The best colleges are

Hello Aliya, Well, Chemical generation is booming right now and it certainly has very good job opportunities in the future. Oil industries and gas industries all require chemical engineers. But the same can't be said about the biotech branch. Biotech branch in India has very fewer job opportunities in firms

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The mechanical engineering is the core branch. It is evergreen branch. Thre is saturated scope in the field in term of placement. Every industry essentially need mechanical engineering. In terms of research it also has scope in DRDO and ISRO. 

So you may choose for it

Hello Srika,

Psychology is a very diverse field, one that is expected to see tremendous growth. There is no person who is just a ‘psychologist’. Since psychology is the study of human mind and behavior, it has numerous applications in all walks of life — work, family, relationships, sports, industries

Dear Aspirant,
BBA in Aviation is a 3-year full time undergraduate course, the eligibility for which is Higher Secondary Certificate (10+2) qualification from a recognized Board in the country with a minimum of 50% marks. The program is spread over 3 years which divided into 6 semesters of 6 months