Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Ruchita,
It appears that you are just on the borderline. About 125 marks would have almost ensured admission. But don't lose hope. It also depends to a large extent on how many who have scored above you are opting for this branch.

120 marks or above in EAMCET and good percentage in intermediate will help you to secure good rank in EAMCET and with these marks you will also get top aeronautical engineering colleges.

No, JEE is not compulsory. Admission is done through counselling based on the rank obtained in Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test (MHTCET).

Hello Anupama,
This institute actually offers AME courses and not of aeronautical engineering. However, in view of the growth in the aviation sector, employment opportunities are very good.

Your percentage is not good enough to get admission in MIT, Chennai but you can try for the admission. You might get admission.

Hello Mohammad,
Almost every institution and states allow NRI's to seek admission in an engineering college. First you need to decide where you want to take admission. unfortunately rules and procedure is different at different college. However luckily everything is spelt out on webpage of concerned institute. I am attaching a link giving you list of top aeronautical engineering colleges. Pl go through and let me know if any help is required.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0

Hello Devika,
The admissions to any engineering college these days is normally through some or the other entrance exam. I therefore assume that you have given JEE Mains etc. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about admission in this college. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-aeronautical-engineering-sha-shib-college-of-engineering-chikkaballapur-bangalore-232617

Hello Yarramsetti, You have got very nice marks. But these days almost all states have some or the other entrance test. Hence you can get admission only if you clear one of these exams. Low fees are only in government colleges. But you can get admission in private college where fees are around Rs.50K per sem. As you have not mentioned your state, I could not provide you with list of colleges. But you can find from Shiksha app also. Best wishes.

Hello Rishi, Packages for aeronautical engineers in India are practically nothing to write about. This is so since there are hardly any core jobs available. Yes in some odd case if a company from abroad comes for recruiting then its a different story. Fresher's in India mostly prefer to go abroad for MS or utilise this graduation for doing MBA. Imagine Mumbai IIT alumnus in this branch is today heading Infosys.

Yes, you can. You have to write entrance exams held by many universities such as Chandigarh University Amity University Sathayabama University, etc.