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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can explore about
- Indian Institute of Aeronautical Engineering
- Punjab Engineering College
- MIT, Anna University.

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Ankit Kumar

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Bharath University, also known as Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research (BIHER), is one of the top private universities in India and offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various disciplines, including Aeronautical Engineering. When it comes to Aeronautical Engineering, Bharath University has a good reputation and is known for its experienced faculty, well-equipped labs, and industry collaborations. The university has tie-ups with several leading organizations in the aviation industry, which helps in providing practical training and exposure to students. However, it is important to note that there ar
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Bhairi Ammannaidu

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JEE Main and JEE Advanced are the most prevalent B.Tech entrance examinations for admissions. B.Tech course after MHT CET entrance exam is another route by which you could enrol into it.

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Dhruv Garg

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Yes, you definitely can join Indian air force. For that, you can either attempt CDS exam or AFCAT exam. After clearing the exam, you need to go through 5 days SSB interview procedure. And only if you clear the SSB interview, then you will be going through a medical test. After clearing all these you can finally step into the air force academy.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Yes, you can on basis of your 10+2 but it would be better to pursue B.Tech in CS.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can opt for non state college and appear for exams like state exam/ LPUNEST/ JEE/ CUCET.

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Abdulla Mohammed

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Yes it is definitely possible. Candidates who have Diploma in the field of Aeronautical Engineering are eligible to do graduation in the allied field. It is possible for them to join the 2nd year of B.E or B.Tech through the Lateral Entry Scheme. The candidates need to attend the State Level Entrance Exam as to get admitted into any of the colleges of engineering. Some best colleges are Anna University, SNS college, Rajasthan technical university, Manipal Institute of Technology etc.

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Abdulla Mohammed

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Yes, it is possible. Candidates who have a Diploma in the field of Aeronautical Engineering are eligible to do graduation in the allied field. It is possible for them to join the 2nd year of B.E or B.Tech through the Lateral Entry Scheme. The candidates need to attend the State Level Entrance Exam as to get admitted into any of the colleges of engineering.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Tarik Ahamed Hak, i am afraid that the college that you mentioned is not giving out any information about cutoff for this course. In fact, this is BSc course and being offered by plenty of colleges and as a result as far as my information goes, no cutoff is prescribed for this course by any college including SCM.
Best wishes to you.

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Devika Soni

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Aerospace Engineers are more likely to work for the military and government as compared to Mechanical Engineers. While it comes to employment, mechanical Engineering has a wider scope. Both Mechanical as well as Aerospace Engineers get a decent salary. The entrance requirements for both fields are pretty much the same. And to answer this question simply, aerospace engineering isn't harder than mechanical engineering since they both require more or less the same skills. There are significant number of job opportunities available in Indian Air Force, Defence Ministry, Airlines, Aviation companies and research agencies like NASA, ISRO for
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