Hello,

Both the colleges stand good on the the factors below:

• Overall ranking
• Infrastructure
• Location/accessibility
• Branch that you are been offered(Core/interdisciplinary)
• Placement opportunities
• Industry Exposure

The branches you are getting are also good core branches wide wide career options, will provide a brief overview about both.

Civil Engineering is more concerned with structures, construction management, resource conservation and material studies.

Mechanical engineering on the other hand comprises all sorts of machinery, automations, materials and heat and mass transfer.

I would also like to add here that an engineering course should be very much taken with an interest in the field so I would suggest you to consider that factor and if you are not aware of the branches mentioned look them up on the internet more reliable will be to go through the syllabus on the respective colleges' website. An interest in the field is the key factor in deciding how your 4 years of college will be and what opportunities you will land for yourself.

Good luck, hope it helps!!

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