Aerospace Engineering

Hello Dishant,
These days normally all states have all India quota in which students from outside state are given admission. You can apply for this. In addition in many states private colleges are allowed admission directly after all rounds of counselling are over and done seats are still vacant.

Hello Vedaprabhat,
It's actually very tough to predict college based on rank. It's dynamics of many variables. But suffice to say some websites soring up offering this service. However knowing generally how it happens, I can say that you will definitely get admission in some college.

Hello Debdutta,
100% placements year after year is a myth. Placements depend on lot many factors. Industrial climate, outlook, demand supply gap etc. Don't believe when somebody says such things.

Hello Himanshu,
With 64% marks, you are not eligible for admission in IIT or NIT. However you are still eligible for admission in other private colleges. Yes, you can achieve your dream of becoming Aeronautical engineer.

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Hello Charles,
I think the time has passed for appearing for entrance exam of this university. You will have to appear next year.

Hello Om,
Yes, it is a good strategy to appear for entrance in Amity University, since you scored less in JEE Mains. But, I would advise you to take it seriously and study with full vigour. I am attaching a link, which will give you all required information.
http://www.amity.edu/admission-procedure-domestic.aspx

Hindustan University is the best option for aerospace engineering in South India.

Hello Kavya,
These days getting admitted in an engineering college is no big deal. In many states seats are vacant and hence admissions are granted after the process of counselling, directly.
Best wishes.

Hello Kavya,
These days getting admitted in an engineering college is no big deal. In many states seats are vacant and hence admissions are granted after the process of counselling, directly.
Best wishes.