Aeronautical Engineering

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Nobody can predict the demand in future. Right now, cloud computing is in demand, may be after some time something else will be. Go for the course in which you have a keen interest.

You need to appear for state and national level entrance exams like JEE, BITSAT, SRMJEE, VITEEE, UPSEE, MHTCET, etc.

Hi Neelam,
It is a good choice. If you will pursue B.Tech in electrical engineering, then your field will change. You can easily crack any exam related to electrical engineering, but if you want to pursue aeronautical engineering, then you must go for it.
All the best.

Hello Vinodpuri,
Aeronautical Engineering is an engineering branch in which one learns about anything and everything about flying objects. They teach about materials, about metallurgy, about chemistry, about fluid dynamics, lots of mathematics etc. It will prepare you to design flying objects. Howev

Hi Ayush,
Both the universities are among world's best universities. For engineering MIT is unbeatable but getting admissions is not easy and unless you have an outstanding profile admissions and also financial aid is difficult. Please check the university websites for admission requirements and pre

Apart from IITs and IISc, IIST Thiruvananthapuram offer B.Tech in Avionics and Aerospace Engineering. Nehru group of Institutions, Coimbatore offer Aeronautics and allied courses. ILM College of Engineering, Perumbavoor near Cochin offers B Tech in Aeronautical Enginering. Besides we have AMAeSI off

Hello Bindu,the link below will give you all required information: http://www.rajivgandhiacademyforaviationtechnology.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=53 .

Hello Vaisak, entry to engineering colleges is through KEAM. This is not connected with fees. Fees are normally charged by different colleges differently. This is based on very many factors including facilities offered by the college. All states are supposed to have a committee to decide fees that c

Yes, but if you want a career growth, you must have an additional qualification too.