Aeronautical Engineer

Starting salary of aeronautical engineer in India is between INR 3.5 and INR 6 lakh/ year. It is much less than salaries in developed countries.

Graduates of top universities worldwide get decent salary offers. SpaceX, NASA, and Airbus are some of the top recruiters.

To become an Aeronautical Engineer after 10th, focus on Science in 11th/12th (Physics, Chemistry, Maths), pass entrance exams like JEE Main and then pass B.Tech/B.E. in Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering.

Or you can take a 3-year Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering after 10th to start early. 

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In India, the average starting salary for a fresh aeronautical engineer typically ranges from INR 4 to INR 6 Lacs per annum. Graduates from premier institutes like IITs can secure higher packages, often between INR 6 and INR 12 LPA.

An individual who is in charge of examining and resolving mechanical, structural, and operational difficulties with an aircraft is known as an aircraft maintenance engineer. This guarantees that a plane works and flies in accordance with the standards established by the aviation division. These experts are very knowledgeable in the inner workings of instruments, aircraft engines, and propellers. An AME's workday can be very busy because they often operate on many aircraft in a single day.

Aeronautical Engineers are responsible for designing aircraft, propulsion systems, studying the aerodynamic performance of aircraft and construction materials.

Students who have successfully completed their class 12th examination or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) and aggregate of at least 50 to 75% in the examination are eligible to apply for the entrance exam for Aeronautical Engineering for BTech course.

After clearing Class 12th, candidates must clear any entrance exam such as JEE Main, KCET, and HITSEEE, for seeking admission in private or government engineering college.  

An Aeronautical Engineer earns an average salary in India of INR 6 LPA. The salaries in the government sector are determined as per the pay scale for the particular post. The pay scale is attractive especially in the defence and airlines sector. As one gains more experience, they can earn more salary in comparison to their previously drawn amount. Since the aeronautical industry in India is currently under development, the salaries are also promising as one moves up in the ladder of seniority and experience.