Mechanical Engineering vs Aeronautical Engineering?
For a future career,i want to work for the military.Designing fighter jets,missiles and mainly air based projects.Naturally,one would pick Aeronautical Engineering.However,i heard that Mechanical Engineering is more broad so i can specialize more rather than just going for a Aeronautical Engineering.Should i keep my options open and go for Mechanical or should i go straight to Aeronautical?
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