Aeronautical Engineering

Chandigarh University offers fully accredited programs in Aeronautical, Automobile, and Mechanical Engineering with ABET and NBA accreditation and AICTE approval. Aeronautical Engineering students have access to labs such as Aerodynamics Lab, Propulsion Lab, Flight Simulator Lab, and Aircraft Systems Lab. The department is also an ISRO Outreach Nodal Centre, offering certifications from ISRO authorities. Automobile Engineering students benefit from industrial labs including Mahindra & Mahindra Training School, MG Motors Lab, and Vehicle Diagnostics Lab. The curriculum also includes Electric and Hybrid Vehicle technology, Advanced Alternative Fuels, and simulation labs. Mechanical Engineering provides specialised electives like Thermal & Energy Engineering, Industrial Manufacturing, Design & Simulation, and Robotics with research-oriented labs such as SEM, XRD, 3D Printing, and Advanced Welding Labs. Students are exposed to internships, workshops, and real-world projects through industry collaborations. Graduates have been placed in prominent companies such as Boeing, DRDO, Tata Motors, Mahindra Aerospace, Indigo, and Safran. Faculty includes alumni and experts from IITs and NITs with industry experience. The curriculum also integrates AI, robotics, and ethical dimensions of engineering to make students future-ready. These facilities and collaborations make the programs highly credible and industry-relevant.

The Aeronautical Engineering syllabus is generally considered tough in comparison to other engineering branches because of its focus on advanced level math and physics concepts, along with complex knowledge of aerodynamics, propulsion systems, fluid dynamics, and materials science, all of which could come across as overwhelming at first glance. Aeronautical Engineering coursework also demands you have interdisciplinary knowledge of mechanical, electrical and computer engineering and software proficiency.

Having said that, the difficulty level and syllabus complexity vary on the basis of individual interests, aptitude, and passion for the field. For aeronautical enthusiasts, the syllabus might not be that hard to sail through as opposed to an average student with no serious interest in the field.