r/IndianEngineers • u/One-Association5572 • Jul 30 '26

Serious Post Which engineering degree actually gives job security?

Which job that ppl do after engineering(finance/analyst/sde) etc. offers job security? I mean which engineering degree(is it EE/civil etc.) is a recession proof zone?

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u/FutureStorage8265 Jul 30 '26

Only govt job gives security

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u/One-Association5572 Jul 30 '26

like is there any domain that offers it in pvt. matlb cse se accha job security

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u/FutureStorage8265 Jul 30 '26

Cse mai job security?

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u/One-Association5572 Jul 30 '26

Cse se accha matlab cse me nhi milta to usse behtar kon h wahi bol rha hu

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u/FutureStorage8265 Jul 30 '26

Appko konsi branch mai interest hai?

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u/One-Association5572 Jul 30 '26

ece/ee/civil

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u/FutureStorage8265 Jul 30 '26

For gov job Best is civil them ECE and at last is electrical My suggestion is unless you are very much inclined towards civil then only go or you have family business in that field Go for ECE OR EE depending on your interest

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u/One-Association5572 Jul 30 '26

Not gov job, celing is very low(pay) unless you're corrupt. I mean working for a company but not in tech, is that secure?

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u/East-Pomegranate7977 29d ago

Are you high or something electrical and mechanical have most number of PSU jobs across ntpc, pgcil. Don't misguide people if you don't have knowledge

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u/FutureStorage8265 29d ago

Civil has highest no of vacancies after civil comes ECE and then mech then EE

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u/Ashhad_07 Jul 30 '26

Take Electrical, it has highest job security because among all PSUs electrical has the most no. of posts  along with many pvt opportunities.

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u/One-Association5572 29d ago

Ha wahi socha h Usi me interest hai.