Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Anand, Normally speaking its aeronautical engineering to be studied and aerospace industry in which one will work. But in India many colleges use aerospace to hoodwink students. In India both are same. Something like BE and B.Tech!

Hello Anand, You would be most surprised. Both these organisations recruit very less number of aeronautical or aerospace engineers. Just imagine a flying object. They recruit in all related fields. Communication, Chemical, Metallurgy, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Electrical, Mechanical etc. You can be expert in any field to get employment in these organisations.

Hello Iranna, There is absolutely no issue. You just need to approach the college directly ask them you're interested in management quota seat and then they will guide you. Best wishes.

Hello Vatsal, Its really a matter of perspective. These two courses deal in different fields and hence comparison of contents of course should not be done. But on the other hand if one compares opportunities for job then AME is far superior to aeronautical engineering. This is so since passenger and cargo traffic is increasing every year. Thus airlines are buying more aeroplanes. This in turn has increased the requirement of trained professionals of AME.

Go for PCM with any other optional subject such as CS, physical education or Hindi. Just score more and try to get a seat in IIST or IISER, Bangalore. Do hard work, focus and score more in JEE Mains.
Best of luck.

Hello Navneet, This college named after the late parliamentarian is in spacious campus in Raebareilly, a mid sized town in UP. There are conflicting reports on the academic atmosphere. Some say it is "laisse fair" and on the other extreme some say it has best faculty. But I suppose truth must be between these two extremes. If this is so then I would rec you to grab admission if you are getting.

Hello Yogeshbhai,
Almost every state has established a committee for deciding on the fees that can be charged by any engineering college. The committee takes into account all aspects of expenditure viz building and infrastructure, salaries of staff, some other essential expenditure and of course reasonable profit. Every college that desires to increase the fee need to undergo scrutiny by this committee before the rise in the fee is accepted.

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No, NIT offer aeronautical engineering only few IITs offer aeronautical engineering as course which are IIT Kanpur and IIT, Kharagpur.

Hello Kirupa, Of course yes. You can definitely pursue Ph.D. after completion of your PG in aeronautics. Only thing is you will have to follow standard procedure prescribed by the university for this purpose. Best wishes.