Aerospace Engineering

Hello Ezhil,
I don't know how this query has come up after three years, but it's relevant. These days tution fees in private engineering colleges is about 1L per annum. Living + misc expenses can be about 20K. Multiplied by 4 is the probable expenditure.

Hello
It's a private institute offering courses perhaps with DGCA certification. It's not regular engineering. It does not have AICTE approval.
http://iiaeit.org/admission-procedure/

Hello Madan,
This institute conducts its own entrance exam. Admissions are based on this plus personal interview. Fees is about 3 LPA and an additional 8 LPA for participation for study abroad.

Hello Nisant,
As per the report of AICTE, almost 1Lac fresh graduates are jobless. Some will be from your branch also. But prospects for jobs appear to be increasing as aviation sector is getting a boost from the government.

Hello Nisant,
As per the report of AICTE, almost 1Lac fresh graduates are jobless. Some will be from your branch also. But prospects for jobs appear to be increasing as aviation sector is getting a boost from the government.

I think this question is been posted twice by mistake. I have already answered this query.

Hello Vivek,
You may not get lateral admission but you can get admission in the 1st-year of any branch since Diploma is considered as equivalent to 12th standard.

Hello Jignesh,
Your query is quite interesting. But then when I reviewed this, I found that all NIT's, IIT's & all CGFI's whose intake is from JEE Mains are autonomous. You will have to look for colleges of states that depend on JEE Mains for admission since such colleges would be coming under some university.

Hello Kavitha,
Aeronautical or aerospace engineering will teach you about anything and everything about flying objects. I am giving you a link about the best colleges in India.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0

Hello Hardik,
The question for which you are seeking answers is a full-fledged profession. I sincerely advise you to go to a career counselor and seek guidance from him.