Aerospace Engineering colleges in Mumbai

For the female-only (including Supernumerary) category, the Round 1 closing rank of the IIT Bombay cutoff 2026 ranged from 395 to 14289 for BTech admission. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the branch-wise cutoff 2026 for the female-only category. 

Yes, it is difficult to get admission at K J Somaiya School of Engineering. The school accepts admission is based on merit and etrance exams. The college accepts several entrance exams, such as JEE Main,  MHT CET, CUET,  PERA CET, and SAT, for BTech admissions. The M.Tech admissions are based on several eligibility criteria and GATE/ PERA CET/ CUET scores.

Yes Amity University in Mumbai offers direct admission. Students who have earned marks of more than 80% in class XII from CBSE, ISC, or State Board are eligible for direct admission. Student must complete Amity application and send in application money in order to apply for direct admission.

The MIT School of Engineering & Science is a great choice for students who want to study in Engineering or Advanced Science courses whether it be Aerospace Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Applied Statistics, Electronics & Computer Engineering, etc.

The institute follows a curriculum that is designed with ABET and AICTE standards in mind and features industry and academic linkages with top institutions such as California State University, Federal State University, De Montfort University, etc. Alongside top recruiters such as TCS, NINJA, Wipro, Whirlpool, Afcon, Paras Defence, etc.

Sandip University’s sports complex can be considered a great example of the time and era. The University owns a sports complex with a well-equipped premise along with a highly practical design for the students to achieve desired results. Apart from providing all the basic utilities at the disposal of a student, Sandip University made sure to provide a highly experienced and all-rounder sports faculty.