Aeronautical Engineering

For aeronautical engineering in top colleges like ISM and IIT, you have to appear for JEE and IIT entrance exams and need to score good. Then only you would be eligible for that. Another option is that you can go for any private university or college which provide the course aeronautical engineering. You can do it from there. All the best. Thanks.

Aeronautical engineering will be better, as the number of opportunities will be more. Moreover, it has got more scope than in comparison with maintenance engineer.

Hello Sukesh, Yes, Diploma in mechanical engineering are allowed to seek lateral admission in Aeronautical engineering branch.

Hello Niraj,
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.

Hi, (AME) is three year license course which is regulated by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), government. Of India. There are two licenses which are given by DGCA throughout the course. First license is Basic License given by DGCA at the time of completing three year course and this license is only valid in India. But the second license is Type Rated license which is also given by DGCA at the time of completing one year training programme which is valid internationally.

Hello, It's a deemed to be University. It conducts it's own entrance exam. It's difficult to guess what will be cutoff this year since it's very dynamic process. Yes, this institute makes good efforts to place students.

Hello Praveen, Generally speaking fees in engineering colleges these days is around Rs.50K per semester. Of course depending on facilities provided this can go up also.

Hello Prakash
No, sight is not a problem while studying for Aeronautical engineering. It's actually like any other branch of engineering.