Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Anand, Theoretically, aeronautical engineering is the nomenclature of the course of study and the industry that deals in aeroplanes is called as aerospace industry. Presently opportunities for job in this field are very limited but with passage of time it is expected that more and more job opportunities will crop up in India.

Hello Anand, This course deals with maintenance of commercial aircraft. In the course different aspects of main of aeroplanes are taught. In addition, students are enabled to take licence exam conducted by DGCA. Passing this exam is very vital since only then one is allowed to work on the aircraft.

Hello Bhuvan, Normally government or government aided colleges offer concession in fees payable by student belonging to SC/ST catagories. In some states instead of this students are given scholarships that cover fees & some more. These days generally fees vary between Rs.50T to Rs.2L per semester depending on facilities provided in the college.

Acharya institute of technology.

Hello Asuntha,
Just ask yourself a question, why a college located in Delhi has taken affiliation of a deemed to be univversity based in Jhunjhunu? Something is amiss. I would advise you to visit the place yourself to ascertain the genuineness of this institute.

Hello, For bright financial future the only option is to become an entrepreneur. For better job, you must become a graduate possibly with MBA.

Hello Rishika,
Whether it is this college or any other, placements of aeronautical engineering branch students is challenging for management. Many colleges then force these students to accept non core jobs. For doing aeronautical engineering, one need not work on the aircraft and hence students have no opportunity for this. But if you are doing AME course then working on aircraft is a must.

Hello Advait, You have very tantalisingly close rank. Yes, you have very bright chance of getting aeronautical engineering branch.

Hello Bhoopathi, Your query is genuine but answering it is bit tricky. These days perhaps only NIT's & IIT's or CFTI's are the government colleges that accept students on all India basis. Almost no state government allows students of other states to take admission in government or aided private colleges. In addition NIT's & CFTI's do not offer aeronautical engineering branch. So this leaves option of only IIT or your state government college for admission. There is link on Shiksha platform to know government colleges of your state. I would advise you to have a look ATIT then decide.

Follow the college predictor below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor