Aerospace Engineering

The course for Aerospace Engineering has been designed for learners who intend to design aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles. In addition, these engineers test prototypes to make sure that they function according to plans. These professionals also design components and sub-assemblies for these craft like engines, airframes, wings. The course equips a student to be able to effectively build and communicate the solutions crafted using learnings from basic aerospace engineering, basic sciences, mathematics, and computational skills and tools. He will have the ability to comprehend the problems and craft solutions in the field of Aerodynamics, Aerospace structure, Aerospace Vehicle design, and propulsions. He will rightly apply the associated learning for the atmospheric Flight mechanics, JET And Rocket propulsions, Gas Dynamics, and Space Flight Mechanics for the solutions to real-world problems. He would demonstrate the ability to propose cost-effective optimized solutions for the aerospace sector using a simulated environment of Computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, and computer-aided engineering. As per the NIRF ranking, LPU is ranked 66th among all government and private universities. As per The Times of India ranking, LPU was at no 36. The highest package offered in the course is about 31 LPA. The average salary was 4.8 LPA. Recently, Gopalchetty Brahma and Vinay Kumar Reddy Andluri topped the youth category (over 18 years), while Sathwik Bikumalla won gold in the junior category (under 18 years) in the online competition prestigious International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition (IAAC) 2021. All three are Aerospace Engineering students at Lovely Professional University. IAAC 2021, one of the worlds the largest astronomy competitions, registered over 4,700 participants, 1,300 of whom made it to the pre-final and final rounds. The participants were tested in their knowledge of astronomy and astrophysics.

Sandip Foundation is only about showing off the infrastructure and scenery to lure prospective students.
All other things are negative about the college. It has got the extra strictness to maintain its reputation.
Campus placements are just a gimmick to fool people.
One can safely say that only those people attend Sandip who do not get admitted elsewhere, so you can think of the kind of atmosphere that you will find there.
The canteen facilities are utterly useless and lack of any taste whatsoever.
The authorities and staff are only cared about their reputation and not about the students. The teaching quality isn't worth it.
I am waiting for finishing my engineering quickly and get out of this hell to attend some other college for my Master.

For students who want to design aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles, the aerospace engineering course has been created. These engineers also put prototypes through testing to make sure they work as intended. These experts also create the engines, air-frames, and wing sub-assemblies for these craft. The course prepares students to construct and effectively convey solutions developed utilising knowledge from fundamental aerospace engineering, fundamental sciences, mathematics, and computational technologies. Students will be able to appreciate issues and develop solutions in the fields of propulsions, propulsion structure, propulsion vehicle design, and aerodynamics. They will rightly apply the associated learning for the atmospheric Flight mechanics, JET And Rocket propulsions, Gas Dynamics, and Space Flight Mechanics for the solutions to real-world problems. They would also demonstrate the ability to propose cost-effective optimized solutions for the aerospace sector using a simulated environment of Computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, and computer-aided engineering. As per the NIRF ranking, LPU is ranked 66th among all government and private universities. As per The Times of India ranking, LPU was at no 36. The highest package offered in the course is about 31 LPA. The average salary was 4.8 LPA.

First of all I will answer for aeronautical engineering -
The best Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India include the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Punjab Engineering College, Institute of Aeronautical Engineering Hyderabad, Tagore Engineering College, etc. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology - IIST is ranked 43 by NIRF Ranking 2022 with a NIRF score of 52.37 among the top Engineering colleges in India. The list also includes Punjab Engineering College at 87 and Jain Deemed-to-be University at 115 with NIRF scores of 41.05 & 38.55 respectively. There are around 98 Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India which include 86 Private and 12 government colleges. IIST Thiruvananthapuram offers Aeronautical courses at around INR 1.70 - 2.50 Lacs and has 140 B.Tech seats. MLR Institute of Technology, S J C Institute of Technology, and NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology are among the top 10 Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India. Admissions to Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India are based on entrance exams such as TNEA KCET COMEDK UGET etc. Scores. NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology and Institute of Aeronautical Engineering are some best Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India as per The Times 2022 Ranking. They are ranked 55 & 64 and offer 120 and 144 B.Tech/ BE Aeronautical Engineering seats respectively. The average fees in the best Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India range from INR 2 - 13 Lacs. Tagore Engineering College and IIST Thiruvananthapuram are the best Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India with low fees of less than INR 2.7 Lacs. And second I will suggest you best colleges for aerospace engineering is -
1. IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology
2. MIT Manipal - Manipal Institute of Technology
3. SRM University Chennai - SRM Institute of Science and Technology
4. RVCE Bangalore - RV College of Engineering
5. IIST Thiruvananthapuram - Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology
6. IIT Madras - Indian Institute of Technology
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If you want to get into research programme M.Sc, then I think a rank of up to 200 will be fine, but there will be a detailed technical interview. For the course programme (ME), a rank of 30 may or may not get you a seat. A rank of under 10 definitely will, this is generally applicable for all the different streams of GATE through which the Aerospace programme at IISc admits students. The course programme is fairly intensive with 15 courses and A.M.E. Project. My friends used to stay very busy with so much coursework. The research programme has 1 to 1.5 years of research involved and 1-2 publications are expected, course requirement is minimal and only 4 courses are required. The M.Sc. Programme is designed to help the faculty to have students do their research, so it is entirely in their hands to let you graduate, just like in a Ph.D. The M.Sc. could take at least 2.5 years in most cases. Placements vary greatly from year to year. Companies that visit are Airbus, GE, Rolls Royce, Eaton, GKN aerospace, Timetooth etc. It might happen that a student with a good GPA also might have to apply off campus. Some companies don't have openings for M.Sc. Students.