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hope you are doing well

both the branches are well in good also depends on personal capabilities and interest

In b.tech Mechanical engineering:

some of the future perspective

1. Mechanical engineers can work in automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and robotics industries, among others.
2. Sustainable Engineering: There’s a growing focus on sustainable practices and renewable energy solutions
3. Automation and Robotics: The rise of automation in manufacturing opens up roles in robotics and mechatronics

B.tech in Electrical Engineering

future perspective :

1. Power and Energy: Electrical engineers are crucial in the energy sector,
2. Electronics and Communication: The demand for electrical engineers is significant in telecommunications, electronics, and embedded systems.
3. Smart Technologies: The rise of smart grids and IoT (Internet of Things)
4. Control Systems: Expertise in control systems and automation is highly sought after in industries like manufacturing and aerospace.

I would suggest you to choose Electrical Engineering branch as it has more scope in future currently semiconductor and chipset industry are increasing day by day.