Many engineering students, in my experience, end up becoming nerds in college. Most can't find girls and end up becoming kuli after graduating. Some become technicians, while others are fortunate enough to work for reputable companies. If they study until they get their PhD, they will already be more nerdy scientists.

Accounting students appear to have a more balanced college experience. After graduation, it is simple to find work and work indoors. Prepare to marry earlier. One of my relatives, who studied chemical engineering until obtaining a PhD, married at a late age. He traveled extensively to increase his salary. It appears to be a difficult job requiring intelligence, hard work, and talent.

Engineering may be more difficult in terms of abstract thinking, but it appears to be a more suitable path for talented individuals to pursue.

And engineering firms will never hire somebody without a degree in engineering to do an engineer job. Period.

I thought he only has SPM? Can call himself engineer and open engineering firm?