Is Mechanical Engineering a Suitable Career for Non-Creative Individuals?

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Mechanical engineering primarily focuses on solving engineering problems through mathematical frameworks rather than requiring high levels of creativity. Non-creative individuals can succeed in this field, as creativity is not a core requirement. Academic performance in mechanical engineering can be challenging and demands significant study and effort. Success in exams is largely dependent on the amount of preparation and understanding of the material. Overall, mechanical engineering can be a suitable career for those who are diligent and skilled in mathematics.
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I'm not a creative person, would it be suitable for me to pursue a mechanical engineering career? does mech eng require one to be good in designing stuffs? Furthermore, is it difficult to score well in university?
 
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Obtaining a mechanical engineering is not a creative process, it's about solving engineering problems using a mathematical framework. Doing well on an exam is a function of how well one studies, but it is generally not easy and requires a lot of work.
 
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Obtaining a mechanical engineering is not a creative process, it's about solving engineering problems using a mathematical framework. Doing well on an exam is a function of how well one studies, but it is generally not easy and requires a lot of work.

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