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New answer posted•5 months ago
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5 months ago

Yes, listed below are some colleges that don't require JEE:

  • MIT Manipal — takes MET (Manipal's own exam)
  • Amity University — has its own entrance test
  • SRM University — takes SRMJEEE
  • Chandigarh University — accepts CUCET
  • Hindustan Institute of Technology, Chennai — direct admission based on 12th marks

 

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Do IITs offer Aeronautical Engineering?

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Asked by Tasbiya Khan
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5 months ago

No, IITs do not offer Aeronautical Engineering as a separate branch. However, the top IITs offer Aerospace Engineering — which is a bigger and better version of the same field. It covers not just aircraft, but also rockets, satellites, and spacecraft.

IITs with Aerospace Engineering:

  • IIT Bombay
  • II

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New answer posted•5 months ago

Do IITs offer Aeronautical Engineering?

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Asked by Tasbiya Khan
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5 months ago

No, IITs do not offer Aeronautical Engineering as a separate branch. However, the top IITs offer Aerospace Engineering — which is a bigger and better version of the same field. It covers not just aircraft, but also rockets, satellites, and spacecraft.

IITs with Aerospace Engineering:

  • IIT Bombay
  • II

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New question posted•5 months ago

Do IITs offer Aeronautical Engineering?

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New answer posted•5 months ago
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5 months ago

Hi,

Pick Aeronautical if -

  • You are obsessed with airplanes, jets and propellers.
  • You want to work in commercial aviation or defense.
  • You like aerodynamics and air-breathing engines.

Pick Aerospace If

  • You are interested in rockets, satellites and space.
  • You want to study orbital mechanics and vacuum-friend

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New answer posted•5 months ago
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5 months ago

Round 1 closing rank in Aeronautical Engineering was 56,940 in 2025. By the final round, the closing rank was 97,687. It suggests that, though easier than Computer Science and Engineering, Aeronautical engineering is a popular specialised course.

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New answer posted•6 months ago
Vidushi Sharma
6 months ago

hi,

For lateral entry into aeronautical/aerospace engineering, you must have a Diploma in Engineering (like E&E) with required minimum marks (usually 50–60%). You can apply directly to colleges offering B.Tech lateral entry (2nd year). The process includes filling the application form, appearing for

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New answer posted•6 months ago
Vidushi Sharma
6 months ago

hi,

No, you cannot join IITs through lateral entry after a diploma. Institutes like Indian Institute of Technology Bombay and other Indian Institutes of Technology only admit students into B.Tech (including aeronautical/aerospace) through the regular first-year route via Joint Entrance Examination Ad

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New answer posted•6 months ago
Vidushi Sharma
6 months ago

hi,

With 45% in your board exams, your admission at Parul University depends on the course. For most engineering programs, the minimum eligibility is around 45% in PCM, so you may be eligible, but admission is not guaranteed—it depends on seat availability and specific course requirements. For non-en

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