Aeronautical Engineering

No. For getting a better colleges such as IITs, you need to qualify JEE exam which you can give if you are appearing in 12th or 12th pass out.

Hi,
Please find below the list of the courses:
1. Polytechnic Diploma course
2. BE in Aeronautical Engineering
3. B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering
4. B.Tech in Avionics
5. PG degree courses leading to the ME/M.Tech
6. Doctoral degree courses leading to the Ph.D with the duration of 1-2 years after the com

Hello Payal Patel, Of course yes. After doing your graduation in Aeronautical Engineering branch you can definitely and surely think of appearing for civil services examination for becoming an IAS officer. The basic criteria for civil services examination is graduation in any branch and any field. I

Hello Anas,
I am afraid, Diploma in aeronautical engineering branch would lead you nowhere. Job opportunities are very minimal in this field. Aerospace industry in India has potential, but hasn't developed till now. I would like to advise you that please select any other branch. Best wishes to you.

Hello Aadil,
Canada has plenty of companies in the field of aerospace. A major chunk of the economic activity in the country comes from this field. Canada, however is most famous for it's 'simulators'. These are widely used across the world to train pilots and give them refresher courses. Best wishes

Hello Ashrith Gowda,
There are plenty of good colleges in Bangalore that offer Aeronautical Engineering branch for studies. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about these colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-Bang

Hello Harika,
It is indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering in aeronautical engineering branch after completion of your diploma via lateral entry scheme. Yes, of course. Different institutions have different procedure but eligibility remains same

Hello VP Reddy,
In India, there are plenty of good colleges offering Aeronautical Engineering branch. But, I am afraid the situation of Placements is not all that rosy for students of this branch. As per one report, majority end up doing MBA, some go abroad for MS and only handful get placed. I would

Hello Pranali,
It is indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in pursuing your graduation in engineering in aeronautical engineering branch abroad. Actually, there are different requirements for different countries. In addition to this, there are numerous nuances that add to a student's