Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Anshdeep,
It is tough to guess this. This is so since getting admission in desired course & college also depends on how those placed above us give their choices. Be that as it may. Try to score as much as possible in concerned entrance exam after class 12th. Best wishes.

Hello Nazid,
Procedure of getting admission in an engineering college is same for Aeronautical Engineering branch, as that of any other branch. Yes, job prospects increase definitely after completion of PG in engineering.

These days many engineers are not getting placed. In such scenario, it is good to look for some job oriented course. Considering the potential of job generation in this sector, yes it's a good idea.

Aeronautical Engineering branch is like any other branch of engineering. Hence, eligibility requirements are identical as that of other branches of engineering. Basically, it is passing class 12th with PCM. Some states have 45% marks, while others have 59% marks or 60% marks etc. For IIT's, it is 75% marks, then a student has to pass concerned entrance exam for the state or JEE for NIT's or IIT's.

Hello Ashish, This Indian Institute of Aircraft Engineering offers AME course that is approved by DGCA. Fees for first two years is about Rs.6L. There is no concrete information about students placed but knowing the current situation in the country, placements should not be a problem.

Hello Sunny,
Yes, I would definitely recommend you to take admission in this Institute for your Aeronautical Engineering. It's a very well known academically and also known to have a vibrant placements cell in their campus. So if you are getting admission, do not worry and take admission.

Hello Dhaval,
IIAEIT has an elaborate webpage about admission procedure in their courses as well as campus. It's better to go through it in detail to learn about different nuances. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. http://iiaeit.org/admission-procedure/.

Hello Joseph,
It's good to think of doing aeronautical engineering. But why at this stage? As per my knowledge, employment opportunities for aeronautical engineers are rather very dismal as compared with AME. In addition after doing this three year course, you may have also become age barred for joining an engineering college. Hence I would like to advise you sincerely that it's not a very good idea and you should stick with your AME.

You should understand that AME course ends with a graduation degree in B.Sc. After you clear BAMEC and a AME License after you clear BAMEL. The License is issued by DGCA and the degree is awarded by the conducting university / college. This License allows the candidate to work as an aircraft technician with any airline and further become an Aircraft Engineering for the same. Hence the course has got a very good scope as AME's are in demand provided you do the course with complete dedication and get the License issued by DGCA with all the approvals.

That is a very nice career choice you have made. I hope you are pursuing B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. This is a great course and will surely open opportunities for you in aviation sector. The demand for such courses has increased in past years due to rapid development in the Aviation Industry. The demand for aeronautical engineers has also increased no doubt. So it would be a very good experience for you. All the best for your future.