Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Nadeem,
MET? I am lost. Can you elaborate please? Fees vary very widely between government to private to deemed university colleges.

Hello Gunjan,
It's nice to know that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering. But depending on your state, it will be decided whether there will be LEET or not. Some states have it while others give admission based on marks of Diploma.
Best wishes.

Hello Satish,
It's nice indeed to know that you are interested in doing graduation in Aeronautical Engineering branch. Yes you are eligible for lateral admission. You need to clear APCET2019 for this. The notification will normally be issued in the month of March 2019.

Hello Vivek, Broadly speaking there are two streams of A.M.E. One is avionics and the other is mechanical. Yes, presently in India growth in this sector is about 25% and hence very good opportunities of employment with a nice salary.

Hello Onkar, It's a good query. Many students are unaware of the difference. Aeronautical Engineering:
It's a branch of engineering like civil, mechanical, electrical, etc. One learns about all relevant subjects and is then eligible to work in an aerospace company. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or A.M.E. It's a three year course leading B.Sc. After passing and also after obtaining liscence from DGCA, one can work in a civil aviation company to maintain aeroplanes.

Hello Ruta, There are plenty of good government colleges offering aeronautical engineering branch at graduation level. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0.

Those who opted for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology in 10+2 examination can pursue this course. A candidate should clear the minimum cut-off marks designated by the respective university.

You need to fulfil the following eligibility criteria in order to seek admission in BE in Aeronautical Engineering:
Candidate must have passed 10+2 along with mandatory subjects from a recognized board/university or authority accepted by the syndicate of the Anna University as equivalent thereto are eligible to apply.
Mandatory Subjects: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Minimum percentage in class 12th: 50%.

Aeronautical Engineering is related to design and manufacturing in the aerospace industry and spacecraft industry while aircraft maintenance engineering is basically looking after an aircraft's maintenance and it's operations. Both are different fields and no comparison can be made.

In India, there are a few institutes which provide Bachelors in aeronautical engineering. So, I think you should go for IITs or maybe IISc, Bangalore.