Aeronautical Engineering

Hello,
Yes indeed. You can do Diploma in engineering in the Aeronautical branch after class 10th. Else, you can do your 12th and then seek admission in engineering college in your desired branch following due procedure.
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Hello Shariq Alam Ansari, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/aeronautical-engineering-colleges-india
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Hello Yashas, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-in-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-Karnataka
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Hello Shariq Ansari, unfortunately one can not force alumni to write reviews. It needs volunteers and motivation to write reviews. You could perhaps contact alumini of some other branch and enquire.
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Hello Umang Gajjar, even though it's quite late to answer, let me do it so that anyone reading it later can gain knowledge. There is no specific requirement for this branch of ent. It's like any other branch. A student needs to do well in 12th. Then needs to appear for the CET of the state. Like GUJ

Hello,
Yes, this branch is as good or as bad as any other branch of engineering. However, it must be said that this branch is going to emerge winner in the near future since many private companies are entering this field
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Hello Shravani Bhujabal, I am afraid that information you are seeking is not available. This may be because Diploma is considered as skill imparting course and at Diploma level there is not much difference between day mechanical branch and aeronautical branch. However you can seek details on the web

Hello Divyanshu Shrivastava, oh no. The news is not correct. Scholarships is a ruse to motivate students to join a particular college. It's given to 4-5 students in varying degrees while other pay full fees including fir scholarship holders!
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Hello Anurag Anil Pawar, let me be frank. These days almost 40% seats are remaining vacant in engineering colleges across India. Why then you should talk of sports quota? As per information available, there is no provision of sports quota in admission to engineering graduation courses. Best wishes t

Hello Shush, well, presently situation is definitely bad. Majority of passouts are employed in non core work. However with GoI and ISRO allowing entry of private entities, situation can only become better in tones to come. Best wishes to you.