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shranya pathania

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LPU can be considered for Aerospace Engineering, especially if you're looking for a university with a large campus and opportunities for practical learning, projects and industry exposure.

For placements, I wouldn't choose any college based only on the highest package advertised. Aerospace is a specialised field, so it's better to check the course-specific placement record, recruiters, internships and the kind of roles offered to aerospace students.

Also compare labs, faculty, curriculum and total fees with other options before deciding. If you're genuinely interested in aircraft, propulsion, design or aerospace systems, the opportunitie

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Rupali Singh

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For admission to Amity University Dubai Bachelor of Technology Aerospace Engineering, the students must have completed Class 12 or an equivalent qualification. The duration of this UG degree is 4 years. Also, Amity Dubai BTech Aerospace Engineering is accredited by the CAA. 

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Sampreet Kaur

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LPU can be a good option for Aerospace Engineering, especially if the focus is on practical learning, updated subjects and industry exposure. The curriculum gives scope to work on projects and build skills beyond classroom theory, which matters in this field. For comparison, colleges like IITs and IISc can be stronger choices if admission is possible through the required entrance route. The better choice ultimately depends on academic level, budget and career goals.

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Neerja Rohatgi

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IIT Bombay cutoff 2026 for the Electrical and Aerospace Engineering courses for the General AI category in the last round was 411 and 2638, respectively. To know the last round closing ranks for other categories, see the table below.

CategoryElectrical Engineering Aerospace Engineering
General 4112638
OBC2811546
SC130731
ST90458
EWS110589
PWD7103

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Bhavya Jain

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Aeronautical Engineering focuses on aircrafts to fly in the Earth's atmosphere. They focus on the structure and design. These include commercial planes, helicopters and drones. 

Aerospace Engineering deals with aircrafts that fly in the Earth's atmosphere as well as outer space. These are mainly spacecraft, rockets, and satellites.

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Bhavya Jain

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Aeronautical Engineering focuses on aircrafts to fly in the Earth's atmosphere. They focus on the structure and design. These include commercial planes, helicopters and drones. 

Aerospace Engineering deals with aircrafts that fly in the Earth's atmosphere as well as outer space. These are mainly spacecraft, rockets, and satellites.

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ritika soni

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Yeah, I'd say LPU is a good option for Aerospace Engineering, especially if you're looking for a mix of practical learning, labs, projects and industry exposure. You also get scope to explore areas like aircraft design, aerodynamics, propulsion and drones.

It may not have the same legacy as some top IITs, but for a private university, LPU is definitely worth considering for Aerospace if you make good use of the practical opportunities.

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Tasbiya Khan

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JEE Main is the primary entrance exam for most Aerospace Engineering colleges at the UG level. For IITs specifically, students also need to qualify JEE Advanced after JEE Main. GATE is the required exam for those applying to PG or M.Tech programs. Some private universities conduct their own entrance tests for direct admission. It's a good idea to check exam requirements early to plan preparation. Scoring well in these exams opens doors to top aerospace colleges.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Government colleges like IITs charge relatively lower fees, usually a few Lacs for the full course. Private colleges can charge significantly higher, sometimes going up to 15-20 Lacs for the complete program. Fees vary based on college reputation, infrastructure, and location. Scholarships and education loans are available to help manage the cost. 

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Rashmi Karan

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Niche fields like aerospace, biomedical, robotics, and biotechnology occupy the intermediate bracket of Karunya University BTech fees. These programs carry a regular semester tuition fee of INR 139250. The cumulative tuition cost for the complete 8 semesters reaches INR 1114000 without any scholarship deductions. A one-time institutional admission fee of INR 10000 applies at the start of the course.

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