Aeronautical Engineering

Aeronautical Engineering is offered at the Amity Institute of Technology and is one of Amity University's most involved courses. The approach focuses on building a firm foundation in the topic and allowing pupils to learn more via experimentation. Students get insight into areas such as aerodynamics, propulsion, Thermodynamics aircraft system and instrumentation, mechanics of materials and fluids, flight mechanics, aircraft stability and control with the aid of field-experienced staff members and updated laboratories. Multidisciplinary engineering teams are used by aeronautical engineers. They may work for aerospace and aero-engine businesses, airline operators, R&D groups, contract agencies, consultancies, the civil service, the military forces, and government agencies such as the Ministry of Defence. As batches graduate, the need for in-campus interviews grows. In addition, the institution has its own CRC (Corporate Resource Centre) Placement unit that handles placements, internships, and other matters.

Hello Lavanya, practically speaking civil engineering has almost no similarity with the branch of aeronautical engineering. Therefore I am doubtful as to whether you are eligible to get admission under, atleast, lateral mode in this branch. But I would advise you visit the webpage of the directorate of technical education of your state to find out which branches of engineering a student can get under lateral mode of admission after completing Diploma in different branches. However you can treat this Diploma as equivalent to 12th and then appear for the entrance examination conducted by your state for admissions to engineering colleges and then definitely you can seek admission in the first year of engineering in the aeronautical branch. Best wishes to you.