Aeronautical Engineering

Dear candidate, there are endless job opportunities for Aeronautical Engineering graduates in India as well as abroad across various work sectors such as aviation, defense, avionics and electronics, aerospace research and development, etc. If you are passionate about aircraft designing and manufacturing, the aviation business industry is ready to welcome you with open arms given the increasing demand of airplanes and other flight-driven machinery in the country.

The domestic air passenger traffic has seen significantly growth in the last few years, which has forced the airline companies to increase their number of airplanes. The need for defense military aircraft also makes aeronautical engineering a promising career option. So, you need not worry about the career possibilities and job stability after pursuing B Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. All the best!

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Hello aspirant! Yes, of course. Most of the top BTech Aeronautical Engineering colleges and universities offer lateral entry admission to 3-year engineering Diploma holders either on a merit-basis or through lateral entry admission entrance tests. You can directly get admitted to the second year of BTech in Aeronautical Engineering in this case.

Talking about the merit criteria, most of the engineering institutes prefer a minimum of 50-55% marks in your Diploma course. Rest, you may check the lateral entry entrance exam specifications on the official website of the university or college you wish to apply for. Some of the best colleges that offer lateral entry admissions include Manipal Institute of Technology and Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Hyderabad.

Best of luck for your future endeavors!

In order to be considered for admission to the MS in Aeronautics and Astronautics program, candidates need to either hold or anticipate holding a bachelor's degree from an American institution or university prior to enrolling at Stanford. Applicants from institutions outside the U.S. must hold the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree from a college or university of recognised standing. Applications are encouraged from students who have a strong technical background in engineering, physics, or a related Science discipline and who meet the aforementioned degree criteria. It is not technically necessary to have a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or aeronautics and astronautics.

The Bombay Flying Club's Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) programme in B1.1 (Heavy Aeroplane and Turbine Engine) typically has a small intake capacity, with only 30 to 40 students every batch. This small enrollment is intended to guarantee a top-notch experiential learning environment with ample access to tools real-world instruction and faculty supervision.

Since the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved this programme intake numbers follow DGCA guidelines which are designed to uphold aviation safety and training requirements. Candidates are urged to apply early and fulfill all qualifying and entry requirements because admissions are tough due to a limited number of seats and high demand.