Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Aman,
There are no fixed criteria for becoming an astronaut. An engineering graduate, pilots, a specialist in medicine, metallurgy, or any such related subject. For becoming an engineer, you need to have passed 10+2 with required marks and cleared entrance exam.

Hello Nadu,
I feel that there is nothing like online MBBS. Both aeronautical & astronautical courses have very less potential for placements.

Hello Ankit,
Cut-off of GUJCET is around 36000. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
http://paruluniversity.ac.in/admission/admission-process/admission-procedure/

Hello Hardik,
You can seek lateral admission directly in the 2nd year of engineering in your own state or treating Diploma as equivalent to class 12th to seek admission in the 1st year in any IIT. For former no exam. For later, JEE Mains & JEE Advanced.

Hello Sohan,
Placements for aeronautical engineering students in India for core activity is a big worry. India simply does not have so many openings in core job as students passing out. So students end up doing MBA and then getting a job, few go abroad for MS in same or related subject and then get placed.

The course of aeronautical engineering is having immense scope. The candidates should have completed their 12th class. They should have taken science as their major subjects. The candidates need to attend the entrance exams which are normally conducted by many of the colleges. The candidates should have scored a minimum of 65% of marks in the 12th class to attend the entrance test. The cut off percentage may differ according to the colleges where they apply.

Hello Leela,
Lateral admission is restricted to the students who have passed diploma of same state. Secondly the dte of edu of the state is controlling authority and eligibility for each branch of engineering is clearly spelt out. It is advised that if you see this webpage all your queries would be answered.

Hello Mourya,
It's quite tough to say cutoff for aeronautical engineering for KCET. This is so since cut off changes from college to college and also from branch to branch in same college. If you can zero in on some probable colleges, then cutoff can be seen on their webpages.

Hello Akshay,
IARE appears to be quite good having obtained NAAC accredition. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
https://www.iare.ac.in/

Hello Sarthak,
There are plenty of colleges, good ones, in both these states. You can seek admission in any college in Maharashtra based on MHTCET or JEE Mains or JEE Advanced. While in Karnataka, for private colleges, you need to clear COMEDK.