I'm a metallurgist, and our major is similar. It's just that the environment is worse and the pay is average, but it's really easy to find a job. Generally speaking, it is also important to enter the unit (after all, Zhongnan is a famous university of mining and universities), and there is a lot of room for improvement, but this needs to be done slowly.

Comprehensive evaluation is more than enough.

If you can change to a popular engineering major, try to change it (for example, three universities of information and civil machinery in Central South China), and other unpopular engineering courses are unnecessary. It doesn't matter if you really can't change it. You can still get ahead if you mix well.

There are four years to get to know and know, and if you are not satisfied with your major in the end, you can consider cross-disciplinary examination and research.