The first objective of the Amongst Us challenge in Bitflife is to become a Mechanical Engineer. To achieve this goal, you must go to college and get a job related to the Mechanical field.
How to go to college in BitLife
The first and foremost rule to get into college in Bitlife is to have the smart parameter over 90 while graduating high school. Study well during your school years using the Study Harder option under the School's Activities tab. Use the function yearly before aging up. Also, try to visit the Library and participate in debate competitions to maintain your smart stat.
Once you graduate from school, apply for a major in Engineering from any college. As mentioned earlier, you will be enrolled in the course if you have the smart/intelligent rating over 90. After joining, complete your studies without any hiccups and get the degree.
How to become a Mechanical Engineer in BitLife
After graduating college, it's time to become a Mechanical Engineer. Head over to the Jobs section and press the Full-Time Jobs option. Now, in the listings, look for a job post titled - Engineer I or Junior Engineer with the cog wheel symbol adjacent to its name. The cog wheel symbol suggests that the post is related to Mechanical Engineering. You can confirm the post by clicking on it and checking the career tag, which should say Mechanical Engineer.
Apply for the job and crack the interview. After becoming a Mechanical Engineer, the first objective in the Amongst Us challenge will be over. If you cannot find such a job, age up and revisit the listings.
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