Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Aman,
Career prospects for aeronautical engineers in India are not very great. Only ISRO & DRDO have opportunities for work in core areas. Perhaps nascent aerospace industry in India can employ only a handful of people.

Hello,
I can understand your desire. It is possible to change within the state. You need to approach administrative staff of your college.

Hello Ahamed,
The placement figures put out by the institute are quite impressive with more than 70% students placed year after year. I am attaching a link that will give you all required information.
https://hindustanuniv.ac.in/placements.php

Hello Bharat,
To become a scientist with NASA or ISRO, one needs not be an engineer. These agencies recruit experts from almost all branches. Physics, chemistry, metallurgy, etc., including different engineering branches.

Hello Kuldip,
Lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering are invariably restricted to students of the state who have passed diploma. Some states conduct entrance exam while some states give admission based on marks obtained in diploma.

Hello Vishwajit,
After diploma, you are entitled for lateral admission directly in 2nd year of engineering college in your state. Just keep track of announcements made by DTE of Tech Edu of your state in this regard.

Hello Payal,
NASA is a US government organisation. Hence employment there is restricted to US citizens at least in core areas. However, NASA keeps updating its requirement of professionals on its website. You need to keep watch on regular basis to know about opening.

Hello Ashish,
The institutions offering AME courses almost invariably enable students to obtain license from DGCA to work on aircraft. There is enough scope to get employment at present.