Aeronautical Engineering

Hindustan Institute of technology was established way back in 1966. Today it offers AME courses that are recognised by DGCA. Seeing the increase in passenger and cargo traffic, it can be surmised that opportunities are very good here. It is not providing engineering degree but degree in AME.I am attaching a link that will give you all the information required. https://www.hiet.in/

Hello Vivek, IIAE at Dehradun established in 1992, follows quite a different model than normal colleges. This course has two years in India followed by two abroad model. College claims good internships / placements record that may be correct. This branch in IIT's will definitely be much better but then getting into IIT is quite a task.

Hello Kaveri, Placements of students of engineering branch. In India, unfortunately, there are not much job openings for young graduates in this field. Majority of opportunities are in the government sector and here no going to colleges and picking up students. One has to appear for exam and then get selected. In Amity too situation is not any different. But may be they are able to influence some private companies to come for selection in placement season. Here again branchwise data is not available.

Hello Mukilan, The eligibility for aeronautical engineering branch is same as that for any other branch of engineering. Entrance exam, scoring of min marks in 12th besides age of the candidate etc. As far as placement is concerned, top notch colleges are able to place students but problems crop up for other colleges. But its not only for this branch. As per HRD ministry's report, last year only 50% of fresh engineering graduates could find placements. But things are bound to change for better keeping in mind the economic strides happening in India.

Hello Adarsh, Seeking admission in aeronautical branch of engineering is exactly same as seeking admission to any other branch of engineering. For majority of engineering colleges, one has to pass some or the other entrance exam. Major exception is Tamil Nadu, where from this year onwards only 12th marks will be counted and no entrance exam. Some well known deemed universities also admit students directly who have scored very high marks like 80% or who are in merit list.

Hello,
Full fees for this course is about Rs.2.8L. This is NAAC 'A' accredited college and intake capacity is 120. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/college/hindusthan-college-of-engineering-and-technology-coimbatore-28619

Hello Mayur,
Yes, you can get admission in private unaided engineering colleges in Karnataka via this entrance test. There are certain eligibility criterias that one need to possess but nothing special in them. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/comedk-uget

https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0 list of best colleges.

Hello Sachin, Each state has its own rules and regulation controlling the process of lateral admission directly to 2nd year of engineering after completion of Diploma. Its the DTE of tech edu of each state that decides on the matrix of eligibility for a particular branch of engineering from different branches of Diploma holders. You are advised to have a look at the webpage of this DTE of your state.

Hello Abhishek, Even though your query has come to my knowledge very late, I will try to answer it since I feel its still relevant. National Defense Academy at Pune accepts candidates after a very rigorous process. There are no colleges that teach how to crack its entrance test. One is eligible to appear for entrance test conducted by UPSC after 12th exam. Successful candidates undergo test at services selection centres. Merit list is made then without any reservation and successful candidates intimated.