Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Rohit,
The best career option would be to do graduation in mechanical engineering.

Hello Akshay,
This college is not a normal college where you will earn degree of engineering. It's quite different. It is proposing totally different admission process as well as saying that two years in India followed by two years abroad will be the system followed. It's your choice whether to follow such a riskful adventure. But then what us life without adventure?

Hello Jawahar,
For any branch of engineering, one needs to appear for and clear entrance exam conducted by the concerned state unless that state accepts JEE Mains score. In your case, you will have to appear for entrance examination conducted by TN.

Hello Piyush,
From what you have said, this course does not appear to be of engineering Graduation. But it's a course about aircraft maintenance leading to graduation and most importantly, enabling the student to obtain license from DGCA.Even if college is not giving scholarships, you can get education loan.

Hello Aniket,
After diploma, a student can seek lateral admission directly in 2nd of engineering. However there is a catch. These admissions are restricted to within same state. Hence I am afraid, you will have to seek admission in a college in Maharashtra only.

Hello Savitha,
I think except for sponsored candidates, everybody else has to have a valid GATE score for admission to any PG course here. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
http://www.iisc.ernet.in/students-corner/adv2016.htm

Hello Saleem,
This college is a self financed college and hence fees would be a little on the higher side. I am attaching a link that will perhaps give you all required information about this college.
http://www.kct.ac.in/about-kct/about-us/

Hello Hriday,
Eligibility for the course that you are asking is 10+2 with PCM. I suppose you must be having this qualification. Hence, you are eligible.

Hello Shishir,
Placements in IIT are on a different level. Prospective employers take on graduates of IIT on their overall perspective and hence almost all are placed at the end of the cycle. Though as per the report, last year, 10% graduates at IIT Delhi could not be placed last year.

Hello Nuthan,
In India, presently, opportunities for employment on core aeronautical engineering jobs are pretty less. Newly appointed CEO of Infosys too is an aeronautical engineering graduate from IIT Mumbai but he is into the software. However, it can be stepping stone for doing MBA or higher studies. Few employers in core jobs are Armed Forces, DRDO, ISRO, etc.