Is There Any Advantage Of Doing Double Engineering Degree?

Question

Doing Engineering With Two Branches

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Surely. Why not???

You didn't mention in which parts you are doing those two degrees. It should be one of the hardest jobs to perform. If someone can do that, I guarantee you, he's going to be a hot cake in his fields.

For example, my father is a professor in EEE and the dean of the faculty of a highly reputed engineering university in Bangladesh. I myself have almost passing through the B.Sc.Engg.EEE degree program. I happened to know this man through dad, who's not more than 40yrs yet. Now watch his qualification closely.

He has a B.Sc.Engg. in EEE from Oxford University, UK.

He did an M.Sc.Engg. in CSE (several gigantic courses of Applied Mathematics as minors) from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MA, USA.

He did another M.Sc. in ECE (several gigantic courses of Applied Physics) from California Institute of Technology, CA, USA.

He has a Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering with the applications of EEE, CSE and Applied Mathematics from California Institute of Technology, CA, USA.

Now don't you think he is a man who can be suited to any d**n field in the gigantic world of science and engineering with absolutely NO doubt about his qualification, capability and potential?

He made his career priceless!!! He made himself priceless!!!

I think you already have your answer.