Aerospace Engineering

To a student in Maharashtra seeking to pursue Aerospace Engineering in Bangalore, the most optimum place is the R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE). It is also one of the best privately-owned engineering colleges in India and it has a B.E. in Aerospace Engineering with good academic, research, and industrial exposure. RVCE has laboratories that are properly equipped, simulation equipment, and qualified faculty members in the fields of aerodynamics, propulsion, and structures. The college also collaborates with DRDO, HAL and ISRO and provides students with first hand experience in aerospace industry.

Admission: Maharashtra students may submit an application using the COMEDK UGET entrance examination because KCET is accessible exclusively to Karnataka students. Management quota seats are also to be filled using JEE Main scores. The Aerospace Engineering cut-off of the COMEDK in RVCE is generally approximately 9,000 rank which is a competitive course.

Fees: In out-of-state students, the annual tuition fee under COMEDK would be about 2-3 Lacs and under management quota the annual tuition fee would be about 5-6 lakh. Outstation students have access to the hostel facilities that are equipped with decent accommodation and mess facilities.

Other good choices in Bangalore in case RVCE is out of the pocket are MS Ramaiah institute of technology (MSRIT), Dayananda Sagar University (DSU) and Acharya institute of technology (AIT). These colleges offer also good aeronautical or aerospace major, the latest laboratories and job placements with aerospace, defense and manufacturing firms.

On the whole, RVCE is the most preferred college because of its good academic status, research centers as well as the placement history. Nevertheless, non-state students are to think twice about the prices and position in the ranking. Coming ready to COMEDK and having MSRIT or DSU as a contingency plan gives one a very good opportunity of getting admission to a well-known aerospace course in Bangalore.

Hey!?

Yes, coding and computer programming are becoming really important in Aerospace Engineering. Even though aerospace involves designing aircraft, rockets, and spacecraft, a lot of modern work relies on simulation, data analysis, and automation, which all need programming. Languages like Python, MATLAB, and C+ are commonly used for simulations, modeling, and controlling systems.

Learning programming not only helps you handle complex calculations and simulations but also gives you an edge in research and industry jobs. If you want structured learning, Skills IT Academy Pune also provides beginner-friendly programming courses, which could help aerospace students get started with coding easily.

What the Data says in Aerospace / Related Branches at CU.

Placement Rate & Recruiters

Chandigarh University boasted of 50 plus companies in Mechanical, Automobile and Aerospace Engineering in the placement drive of batches 202425.


It also reports that more than 94 percent of students in these branches (Mech/Auto/Aero) got jobs during campus placements.


Top and average salary (CTC) Numbers.

Most recent placement drives had a top domestic engineering package university-wide of about RS 54.75 LPA. 


But in the case of Mechanical, Automobile and Aerospace Engineering in particular the maximum package that has been reported in one of the more recent drives was 11.5 LPA.
The Wire

In earlier data or student reviews, specifically in the aerospace case, we can find references to aerospace having the highest price of - -14-15 LPA, average of -6-7 LPA (or less in certain reviews) based on batch and eligibility.
Shiksha

Student Feedback & Realities

It has been reviewed that in one aerospace batch, 10-15 students were placed in a batch of 60 (which appears to be low, but could be due to eligibility, performance or company demands).
Shiksha

There are internships that can be done and some of them are related to organisations. But new aerospace graduate roles are sometimes all more on the maintenance, design support end testing than directly high-end R&D or space industry positions (dependent on performance and opportunity).

The Aerospace Engineering programme layout has designs to ensure career growth. The career planning process is pursued with proper resume preparation and skill up-gradation support and mock interviews set up under the guidance of mentors. They are also made to understand how a higher platform could be of great use as the faculty has been advising them for higher education plans. 

The curriculum engages students in modern subjects like satellite design, drone technology, and advanced flight systems. Through various industry alliances, interns get real opportunities to tackle real problems too. A few among them would try their hands at realizing their dream ideas supported by the innovative hub. Career opportunities are numerous-too wide; in aviation, defense, private aerospace companies, or research centers. All in all, faculty design will make students truly ready for the competitive job arena. This course is good for those wanting a study-skill-career preparedness blend.

Aerospace engineering at Chandigarh University offers subjects in aerodynamics, propulsion, aircraft design among others. Students are taught in well-equipped labs like flight simulator, aeromodelling lab, propulsion lab while there is also provision made in observatory study of the sky. The programme offers the scope to choose specializations like avionics, aircraft maintenance and even rockets.

The university has linkages to courses offered by ISRO whereby training certificates are to be given under ISRO expertise. With AI as a minor subject, learners get extra edge on this new technology. Teachers from IITs, NITs and industry share their experience. Students also go for industrial visits, seminars and projects. Many companies in aviation and defense come for placements. The scope is vast in airlines, defense, research, and aerospace companies. It's a good pick for those who want to pursue a career in aviation and space.