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sekxy:

I'm studying mech. .and I'm so loving it

dingbang:
carry go

kowasco:
pls which is the best pls I need your comments I don't know the one to choose cuz am writing jamb next year any time I tell someone this one will say choose mech anoda will say it petroleum pls tell me in terms of employment and salary thanx

anitank:
You're yet to write jamb and you're already thinking about "more salary" . Life is yet to happen to you. Wish you all the best still

sekxy:

yeah

AfonjaStinks:


1 million naira per month ??

You must be the Mechanical engineer that repairs the Generators that power hell fire

unclezuma:

unclezuma:

kowasco:
pls which is the best pls I need your comments I don't know the one to choose cuz am writing jamb next year any time I tell someone this one will say choose mech anoda will say it petroleum pls tell me in terms of employment and salary thanx

chiben1983:
My brother go for mechanical. I am mechanical engineer and I earn 1m per month.

Olasco93:
First thing first is; Hope he's good in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Further Mathematics if Yes, let him start from there and decide the one he can pursue.

kowasco:
it not possible which company do you work for that you are earning 1m per month

dingbang:
In terms of employment, Mechanical engineering, in terms of salary, Mechanical engineering!!!

76Naira:
Mechanical first degree (Broader and more relevant in many aspects of the global economy)
Petroleum post graduate (specialization in a sense)
Studying this way would open up more opportunities for you in the petroleum industry
If you study Petroleum engineering first, it would be extremely difficult to earn a mechanical engineering post graduate degree

I studied mechanical at the undergraduate level and I have worked in the petroleum industry for 14 years now.
Ultimately, what will pay you in life is not what you studied but how well you differentiate yourself.
All the best.

kowasco:
pls which is the best pls I need your comments I don't know the one to choose cuz am writing jamb next year any time I tell someone this one will say choose mech anoda will say it petroleum pls tell me in terms of employment and salary thanx

Obiwiz:

Young man, ICT is d future! Why nt go for Telecommunication Engineering or Telecommunication Science?

Ontop123:
Write jamb make we see your score first. All these teenagers making noise here at the end you'll score 195 and probably will be begging for animal science.

sekxy:

I'm studying mech. .and I'm so loving it

sekxy:

I'm studying mech. .and I'm so loving it

kowasco:
pls which is the best pls I need your comments I don't know the one to choose cuz am writing jamb next year any time I tell someone this one will say choose mech anoda will say it petroleum pls tell me in terms of employment and salary thanx

ColonelDrake:
Do NOT make the mistake of choosing Petroleum Engineering. I'd strongly advise that you put in for Mechanical Engineering. Let's look at the reasons below:

1. Mech Eng is versatile compared to Pet. Eng. With your mechanical degree, you can be rest assured that you'd be able to work in numerous fields, in fact - in all fields. Mechanical engineers are in huge demand compared to Pet. Petroleum engineering is limited in terms of versatility. Think about what becomes of you if you're unable to secure employment in an oil & gas company.

2. The oil company has lost its glory days. The good old days are gone. The oil industry is highly volatile. You can be in today and out tomorrow due to the sensitivity of the industry to the prices of Brent. So, don't think because you studied Pet Eng, then you have an automatic ticket to work in the company. in fact, you'd still have to compete with hordes of engineers from other fields - electrical, mechanical, chemical, civil etc. If you check job adverts from oil companies, you'd see that job openings are always open to all engineering fields. in fact, we have more of electrical, mechanical and chemical engineers in the e&p industry compare to Pet eng.

3. Everything you will learn in your five years of study under Pet Eng could be learned in 1 year. Yes, 1 year. Facts and statistics shows that students from other engineering fields perform better than students with petroleum engineering background in a Master's class in Petroleum engineering. My point is that you'd see that most of the principles used in Pet Eng..are from advanced mathematics and physics. Mechanical engineers delve more into this than PE students. Talk about using complex mathematics principles such as Ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, Laplace theorem etc to model fluid flow. PE students are not exposed indepth to these mathematical principles unlike their mehcnaical and electrical engineering counterparts.

My recommendation is that you should put in for mechanical engineering and pursue Petroleum engineering in your Master's.

NL1960:


With this soft and pretty face in your profile, are you sure you are studying Mechanical Engineering?. The impression has always been that it is hard ladies that study Mechanical Engineering as it is a hard course. What with all the brain cracking differential equations.

idris4r83:
Mechanical engineering is arguably the best engineering course.