Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Naveen,
What will happen when you come up to the stage of JEE Mains, cannot be predicted today. But admission to IIT's is via JEE Advanced. You have to be in top 2L students to be eligible to appear.

Hello,
The structure for aeronautical engineering branch in India and abroad is almost similar. What differentiates method of studies in India vis-a-vis abroad is the wide choice of subjects that one can study along with certain minimum compulsory subjects abroad.

Hello Saleem,
IIT, Mumbai is at the top of the heap for this branch. However, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0

Hello Usuf,
It's that branch of engineering where everything about flying objects is taught. In fact you can get a fair idea of contents of the different subjects if you visit concerned webpage of any college offering this branch for studies.

Hello Swapnil,
I think you are asking about aircraft maintenance engineer. This is normally a B.Sc course for which eligibility is 10+2 with PCM.

Hello Varman,
Just don't worry. After completing aeronautical engineering you can appear for civil services exam. In fact, new CEO of Infosys is an aeronautical engineer.

Hello Balgunan,
Yes, Diploma holders of mechanical branch are normally allowed admission via lateral entry into aeronautical engineering branch in the same state.

Hello Sai,
The annual fee for aeronautical branch is in line with other branches of engineering. It's not any different. It varies from Rs.70k to about Rs.3 LPA depending on the status of the college.

Yes, you can get admission for aeronautical engineering after completing Diploma in mechanical engineering.
But I would suggest you to continue in mechanical engineering because it has huge scope in near future and you can also go in aeronautical field after that.

Hello Saurav,
Actually best colleges are in India only. But these days fees are very stiff in many well-known Indian private colleges. In such scenario, if you are getting an offer to study at cheaper rates the perhaps you should go ahead.