Aerospace Engineering

Yes, you can do aerospace engineering after Diploma in electronics. You are eligible for the same.

Hello Joseph,
It's good to think of doing aeronautical engineering. But why at this stage? As per my knowledge, employment opportunities for aeronautical engineers are rather very dismal as compared with AME. In addition after doing this three year course, you may have also become age barred for joining an engineering college. Hence I would like to advise you sincerely that it's not a very good idea and you should stick with your AME.

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Hello, Kindly go to the website:
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Hello Jaswanth,
Firstly I would like to quite two proverbs: "There is always room at the top" & "where there is a will, there is a way". Presently, the job opportunities in India are indeed very less. But with time, I am sure these will keep improving. But do not confuse engineering with working on civil aircraft. For this, you have to do AME. But most importantly, select that path in life which you like. Select the branch that you like. Set aim and then work towards achieving it.
Best wishes.

Hello Deepak,
IIAE-Dehradun offers a unique way of getting a degree in engineering from abroad. Two initial years in India followed by two years abroad is the structure. As AICTE won't accept this, they have tied up with universities abroad for Grant of degree. The fees will get reduced only if less students apply to this Institute. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information:
http://iiaedehradun.org/wp/

Hi Ashwin, You can go through this link for a detailed guidance on how to join NASA:
https://nasajobs.nasa.gov/howtoapply/default.htm.

Yes, you can pursue any one of these courses. So, you can apply for admission. I would suggest you do aeronautical engineering.

If you want to go for aerospace engineering, I'd suggest you try for IIST-Chennai. The best one out there and has a direct collaboration with ISRO.

Yes you definitely can. However you will have to apply for Entrance Examination for Polytechnic conducted by state and choose Aerospace Engineering as your option. There are no direct entries available in HAL.