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Also you have to try and get very good marks in 10+2 because from this year the 12th marks will be counted during admission into colleges along with the marks in the entrance examination.
JEE is conducted for 10+2 cleared students who want to get admission into various engineering courses in top Engineering colleges of India.
The paper is an objective type test in which the questions will be from physics, chemistry and maths. Those who score good will get a good rank and will have greater chance of getting admission into
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-aeronautical-engineering-amity-university-mumbai-panvel-288002
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you can learn a lot and have a lot experience.
Here the aero department conducts various workshops. They call various scientists from ISRO and other parts of the world.
But coming to its placement, not just in this college but at every other college, there is a lack of placement for this course. So, I
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Frankly speaking, there is almost no scope for aeronautical engineers in India. Large chunk does MBA, another chunk gets employed as general engineer.
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