Aerospace Engineering

For admission to its B.Tech. degree in Aerospace Engineering, the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) in Thiruvananthapuram views JEE Advanced scores as the most important entrance exam results.

The following are some requirements for admission to IIST's B.Tech program:

Candidates must have earned at least 75% of the possible points in their class 12 or equivalent exam from an accredited board.
In the qualifying board exams, candidates from the SC, ST, and PwD categories must have received at least 65% of the possible points.
Candidates need to have passed the JEE Main exam.

For more accurate and latest information please visit the official website or by contacting the admission office. It is imperative to follow all the guidelines to get the accurate information.

Yes, why not! You can pursue an integrated BTech + M.Tech degree in Aerospace Engineering that is offered at several colleges across India. The duration of the course is usually 5 years. You basically complete both UG and PG at one stretch, saving a lot of time and money.
The course syllabus and practical work are designed in such a manner that you become job-ready for the future, with all the advanced knowledge and technical skills required to enter the aviation industry and do well.
There is a lot of research work involved in the coursework along with practical projects and training sessions. It is all worth the value that the integrated degree provides you. You also have excellent earning opportunities at hand after completing the course, as recruiters give a lot of importance to dual degree graduates in this field, offering them high salary packages.

Well, there is no straightforward answer to this question of yours. It all depends on your interest areas, passions and most importantly, future plans ahead. Every course in Aerospace Engineering is designed in such a way so as to fulfil a purpose and has its own benefits.

Courses like BTech Aerospace Engineering cover a wide range of topics such as aerodynamics, propulsion methods, control systems, building design technology, aviation, aircraft maintenance, etc., which gives you a broad and detailed idea about the field.
You can also go for a master's in Aerospace Engineering and choose a particular area of specialisation such as Aircraft Maintenance, Avionics, Defense Technology, Aerodynamics, etc. to pave your career path in that specific direction.
Rest, there are certificate and Diploma courses as well that give you an excellent understanding of the industrial field. So, you should self-introspect first and then decide the course that best suits your interests and future plans.

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Aerospace Engineering Courses

Aerospace Engineering courses can be pursued by anyone who has passed Class 12 with 50 to 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects. If you wish to go for a Bachelor's degree in this field, you need to meet the minimum marks requirement and score well in any of the entrance exams conducted for admission every year. It is very important to be passionate about this field to excel in the long run.

Also, for a master's degree, you should have a UG degree with at least 55% marks and get a decent rank in the entrance test. A doctorate degree course will require you to secure a minimum of 55% marks in the postgraduate course and pass a well-recognized entrance test.

Rest, you should check the specific eligibility requirements of the college you're targeting by visiting their official website, to avoid any last minute confusion and ensure a smooth admission process. Wish you all the very best.