Aeronautical Engineering

Hello,
From this year onwards, Tamil Nadu government has decided that admission will be based on the marks obtained in class 12th, and as a result, cut-off marks of previous years have no significance.

Hi Abdul,
I can understand your situation and angst. I feel the only choice for you now is to see admission under management quota. For this, you need to contact the institute directly. They have an NRI quota also. I would advise you to ask someone to visit college personally and speak to the principal.

Most probably, I guess, you will get a seat in Aeronautical Engineering in Andhra University.
Generally, the seats in AU gets filled up by rank 1k for departments like CSE, ECE and Mech.
So, most probably there would be a vacancy by the time you go for counselling.
All the best!

There are three types of courses in India for aeronautical engineering:
Polytechnic Diploma course with the duration of 3 years after 10th or 10+2.
UG degree courses leading to the BE/B.Tech with the duration of 4 years after 10+2 examination.
PG degree courses leading to the ME/M.Tech with the duration of 2 years after the completion of UG degree in engineering.
Doctoral degree courses leading to the PhD domain with the duration of 1-2 years after the completion of PG degree in AE.

Highlights:
The course is conducted in collaboration with Western India Institute of Aeronautics (WIIA) Pvt. Ltd. The students have an option to pursue an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) certification course with WIIA concurrently. Serviceable aircraft such as Boeing 737-200, Learjet-24 and Zenith CH-2000 are available in the campus for on job training.
Ratings Given Online:
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It depends on your own interest. The scope of aeronautical engineering is not well in India but Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) has good scope in Indian as well as foreign airlines. The work of aeronautical engineer is to design, research and development of an aircraft and we also know that India only purchase aircraft from other countries. So, in India there is no more need of aeronautical engineers but you want to make your career in foreign airlines then it is the best job in aviation sector.

Hi, Please refer the link below for top aeronautical colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0
Thanks.

To study Space Technologies and Research, you should either opt for aeronautical engineering or instrumentation and control engineering. Aeronautical will train you in a lot of relating subjects as well. In India, there are no specific courses for space studies during under-graduation and Manipal offers the best possible combination of subjects through its electives that you would need to take up space studies for higher education.

Hello Ramesh,
Oh, yes, surely, you can join AME, the three year course that leads to degree in B.Sc. As well as licence from DGCA. Please go ahead. But remember, it's a full time course.

Hello Manojit, This 25 year old college is making all the right moves in the interest of students. Good academics, facilities, placements cell etc. I feel if you are getting admission here, you should grab it.