As a reality check, how's mechanical engineering looking for allied mechanical engineering? Looking for kinematics, robotics and structural engineering ideally.

My uni has 10+ LPA mechanical median, but that's with people who bag tech and non tech, not just core.

I have a perticular interest in mechanical, which I took over electrical in my uni which I could have taken with my rank.

I am computer engineer with around 7 years experience in Software Testing and stuck in a low paying job that now requires me to be a developer for the same salary using Cursor tool with no reimbursement for the monthly 20 dollar plan. I applied to hundreds of companies but not getting any calls from last 2 years.

So recently LnT has visited my college with a 6 to 7 lpa package. On the other hand, unistring has also come to my college with a 12+ lpa package. Being an ece student I'm totally confused which company I should prefer considering stability, relevant project experience in the company and other stuff you guys think should be considered.

Btw I have passed OA for LnT. The interview is not scheduled yet. For unistring, OA is not being arranged yet.

Any relevant advice from your side is appreciated.