Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Aparna S, unfortunately, admissions in Tamilnadu are restricted to only the domiciles of the state. You can get complete information on the website of TNEA.
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An aeronautical engineer work with aircraft. Their primary job is to design aircraft and propulsion systems but with time, the engineers are given many more responsibilities to carry out. The aeronautical engineers study the mechanisms of aircraft. They work for a career in aircraft, airplanes, JET planes and space shuttles. The aeronautical engineers get jobs in the defence and aviation industry. Please go through link for details: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/aeronautical-engineering-chp
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Hello, no. NDA cadets have the option of studying Science or arts. There is no aeronautical engineering taught. This may be so because all cadets ultimately become fighter pilots and perhaps IAF feels that engineering is not required for these cadets. Best wishes to you.

Hello Shabana Shaik, you will find a table on the website of dte of tech education of your state. This table gives information about what branches of diploma are eligible for what branches of graduation in engineering via lateral mode. But let me advise you. In near future, prospects of employment in ECE branch are much brighter that those in aeronautical engineering branch.
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Bachelor's in Aeronautical Engineering. Being Aerospace Engineering. B.Sc. Aeronautics. B.Tech in Avionics. BE/B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. BE in Aircraft Engineering. Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering. MEng in Aeronautical Management.

Hello Kashish Bhati, normally speaking therecare no cutoffs announced for aeronautical engineering branch. This is so since due to lack of opportunities in placements very few students opt for this branch. Hence be assured that if you have all the required criterias prescribed then you will get this branch.
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Hello Pramod Sadekar, CET cell of government of maharashtra has announced that after two rounds of CAP admissions in engineering colleges will be college based. In addition, colleges gave been asked to publish on their website the number of vacancies in each branch. In view of this I would strongly advise you to have a look at the website of your intended college.
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Hello Aafiya, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/university/iist-indian-institute-of-space-science-and-technology-Thiruvananthapuram-25141/admission
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Hello Amaya Mohanty, eligibility for M.Tech in any branch is either graduation in engineering or PG in Science subject. Aircraft maintenance engineering, is actually B.Sc. Degree. Hence you will need to do M.Sc. Before you become eligible for M.Tech. Best wishes to you.