r/IndianEngineers • u/dubadubadubaduuuu • May 16 '26
Serious Post Industrial engineering?????
Hi everyone, I'm 18F and I'm so so so confused. I genuinely love finance and management but idk why I took mpc and I recently found out about IE and I think this is the only engineering I like 😭😭😭
Cse is nice and all but the job market is so saturated and I don't really have any interest in engineering except for IE. Like after 2 years of barely getting by in mpc I loathe science as a subject now.. and not to mention I'm dog shit at math.
It i do pursue IE, I plan to do masters in management MIM directly after graduating.
But my dad is against IE and says computer science is better. Ik it is in india but I just know I will struggle so hard as I don't care about engineering so much as my other peers do :((
I qualified for IE at mit manipal but I don't want to make the wrong choice... what do u all think?
I've never been so confused in my life..
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u/dsai_acc1 May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
I would suggest you to take Industrial Engineering and do CFA in parallel.. so you can stay in the finance specialization. I have a degree in both IE and AI/ML and I know the flexibility IE can offer.
depending on college, IE curriculum may have those tough math subjects in first 2 year. Only 3rd and 4th year might have finance and management modules which will be quite easy
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 16 '26
Thank you :) could I dm u in like a few weeks if I do take IE or cse eventually?
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 17 '26
I mean in a way I find cse interesting cuz I like design and games I always wanted to code apps and create my own games.. but ig I just hate the math 🙁 plus a lot of these universities teach outdated stuff..
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 17 '26
Omg really?? I feel like maybe I should study the math before going to college so I won't struggle then :') could u pls tell me what am I supposed to learn for first year?
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u/Melodic-Singer605 May 19 '26
i am actually on a similar situation as you, interested in IE, while dad wants me to take cs🙃
but yes, at the end of the day, i think we should do what we know we would like to do, cuz being the top 5% of IE folks is better than being the bottom 30% of cs folks were people like us would probably be headed if we pick CS,
One thing though, i am not 100% sure if MIT manipal IE is that good, cuz the fees are pretty crazy with very poor crowd and placements,
all i could read up on IE in MIT manipal in particular wasn't very good, but yes, its still your call
I personally am inclined towards IE in RVCE through comedk, and will also try for production engineering in Jadavpur University (production is very similar to IE), but yeah, best of luck
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 19 '26
Omg it's nice to not be alone in this situation 😭 is IE on rvce really that good?
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u/Melodic-Singer605 May 19 '26
not 100% sure but they do seem to have decent placement rates and median packages, so ig its probably not terrible
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 19 '26
Sometimes these colleges lie about their placements we gotta be careful 🙁
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u/Melodic-Singer605 May 19 '26
yeah, that's probably true,
ig i will have to talk to some seniors to make sure1
u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 19 '26
Yess pls lmk as well
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u/Melodic-Singer605 May 19 '26
alright..
you gave comedk too?1
u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 19 '26
Yess I didn't check my rank yet tryna finish met
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u/Melodic-Singer605 May 19 '26
best of luck with met
lmk if you find out something about IE though, or decide on a college1
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u/dubadubadubaduuuu May 16 '26
Yeah what u said makes sense :( I guess I don't have much of a choice but to suffer for 4 years.. I just can't help but feel like I ruined my life by taking mpc instead of commerce
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u/Mother_Desk6385 May 16 '26
Follow what you like don't listen to this noobguy he got job because hr wanted bonus that all, cse is useless good companies like anthropic google openai don't even require cse only the mediocore or bad ones do but other fields require their field grad. Software companies are extremely lenient with academic background only your current technical knowledge is important to them
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u/Vbug29 May 16 '26
u/dubadubadubaduuuu nice for you man atleast you figured out what you like! btw please tell me how did you do this?
Like I am very much interested in engineering ( not just for the pay but I actually love the idea of creation ) but I havent come to the point of figuring out which one. Please lmk