Aeronautical Engineering

After the completion of +2, you should know the basics of the aircraft. To know about this, better prefer any aeronautical engineering college which helps you to understand the concepts of aircraft.

Surely, you can pursue aeronautical engineering after the completion of Diploma in ME.

The scope is very good in the aviation industry for the pilots in India. But there is a huge competition and demand in this field. If you are very much interested to compete then surely you can join, the current scope for AE is too good and improving daily with new skills.

As you have preferred the toughest branch, don't stop in the middle. Just try to get placed in an IT company to gain experience and then go for further studies.

Indian Institute for Aeronautical Engineering is the best college in Pune near Warje Chowk, NDA Road which is offering good academics. The fee structure is too high as it is a difficult branch. Go through the entrance exam and get a good result like below 5K then you will easily get admission.

NMIT is the best college 4 aeronautics. Even I am pursuing my engineering. It has a good academic reputation, so I suggest you to join here.

Yes, you can pursue aeronautical engineering from IIAE, as it has a good academic reputation. You can join that if possible and try hard and achieve the best.

Yes, as nowadays the competition is too severe in this world. Getting jobs in aeronautical engineering is not too easy. It surely depends on your performance, achievements. Even I am pursuing my aeronautical engineering in NMIT College, Bangalore. Try hard and achieve the best. You will get a good job.

Hello Chintan,
Manipal University has a vibrant placements cell. But, unfortunately they are not providing information as you have sought. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different companies that visited during placements season but not branch wise. https://manipal.edu/mit/why/placements.html.

Hello Ajeet,
Almost till recently, there was a ban on offering any course that requires substantial practicals, by way of distance education. So I am afraid, post-graduation in the field of any branch of engineering through distance learning would only be in the realm of imagination. I am not aware of any university offering PG in Aerospace Engineering via distance learning.