Aerospace Engineering

The Institution of Engineers of India (IEI), Kolkata is the national organisation ofengineers in India. The IEI was founded in 1920 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1935. There are five forums of the IEI: the National Design and Research Foundation (NDRF), Water Management Forum (WMF), Safety and Quality Forum (SQF), Sustainable Development Forum (SDF) and Rural Development Forum (RDF). The IEI also has an autonomous organ, the Engineering Staff College of India. Admission Process.
Admissions are done as per Rules and Regulation of Government of West Bengal.
Eligibility Criteria:
A candidate must secure in the 10+2 examination or its equivalent (as recognized by the COUNCIL) with 45 percent marks in aggregate in Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) and pass in English as well as 45 percent in overall aggregate. IIT Kharagpur is a public engineering institution established by the government of India in 1951. It was the first of the IITs to be established, and is recognized as institute of National Importance the Government of India. The cut off for Aeronautical Engineering is 3451 closing rank in JEE for 2019.

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