Aeronautical Engineer

Hello Grajesh,
From academic year 2018-19 onwards, Tamil Nadu government has decided that there will be no entrance exam and that admissions will be based on marks obtained in class 12th.

Hello Saurabh,
After completing your graduation in aeronautical engineering, you can get jobs in Armed Forces, DRDO, ISRO or some private companies also. In addition, you can do MBA or go for civil services exam also.

Hello Aadil, Salaries or CTC these days depends on host of diverse factors. Most prominent being demand versus supply. For Aeronautical engineers, supply far outstrips demand hence for core jobs salaries are depressed. One can expect around Rs.50-70T pm. On the other hand for AME, it was the other way around!. With all airlines in India announcing purchase of aircraft, this situation is likely to continue. Fresher's salary is about Rs.30-40T pm.

Hello Vidita, Scope of aeronautical engineering is to make students understand intricacies and the application of all subjects related to aviation. Be it, metallurgy, structures, aeroengines, avionics, etc.

In Aeronautical engineering, we study different aspects of a flying object. Avionics, aeroengines, structures and metallurgy. These and many more. You can, in fact, download the complete syllabus and get to know the details.

Hello Aadil,
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and Aeronautical engineering courses are different. AME means one would be trained in the maintainance activities of aircraft and which should lead to a job with an airline. Of course, one needs to obtain a liscence from DGCA for working in India. Aeronautical Engineering on the other hand is a different cup of tea. It teaches you different aspects of a flying object. IIT-Mumbai is the best option for AE. For AME, there are plenty of colleges in each state.

Dear Harshit,
Aeronautical Engineering and cancer research are 2 different topics and are completely diverse in their own streams.

Hello Muralikrishnan,
In nutshell, during the study of aeronautical engineering, one learns different aspects of flying objects including aero-engines, avionics, etc, in detail. If you download syllabus you will know all. Best college is, of course, IIT Mumbai.

Hello Adnan,
Costing of an Aeronautical Engineering course or any other branch of engineering is same. But it changes from place to place.

Hello Biju,
If you want to work on the airside of the airport then you need a licence from DGCA. However, if it's non-airside job then one does not need DGCA licence. There are plenty of jobs for both mechanical & aeronautical engineer in airside as well as on non-airside areas.