Aerospace Engineering

Factors used in determining IITs cut-off for B.Tech aerospace engineering:
-The admission authorities of IITs will keep the following factors in mind while making the cut-off of B.Tech aerospace engineering.
-Number of candidates who have applied for the programme.
-Number of seats available in the programme.
-Previous year's cut-off trend.
-Difficulty level of JEE Advanced entrance exam.
You need to have a rank in the range of 700 to 1500 in JEE Advance to get aerospace engineering in IITs (with the highest rank required for IIT-Bombay).

Hey Ratan,
It's good that you are expecting this high percentage in Class 12th but you need to fill the application form of JEE Main in order to get admission in IIT because direct admissions don't take place in those institutions.
Once you qualify Mains you have to give JEE Advanced and according to the rank that you get, it will be decided whether you will get aerospace engineering in IITK or not.

Yes, it is a good college but you should look for better colleges for aerospace engineering.

Dear Chandra! Please mention for which college you are asking about! From my opinion, you should go for Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology, Kerala. This is indeed the best college for Space Science Education. This is the first college in Asia which provides a complete package of Space Science Education from Bachelors to Doctorate. They are in the collaboration with California Institute of Technology (Cal Tech). Hope this helps. Good Luck. Ask any query at any time. Up Vote the answer if you feel satisfied.

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12 LPA is the minimum salary of an aerospace engineer, but to become an aerospace engineer, you need to work really hard.

Hello,
If you are from CBSE board then you have to score more than 75% marks but if you are from any state board then try to be in the top 20 percentile for getting admission in IIT or any top college.

Dear Ratan,IIT-Kanpur, IIT-Bombay, IIT-Delhi, IIT-Kharagpur offer courses in Aerospace Engineering.

Hello Sushant,
Aeronautical or aerospace engineering is used for same thing in India. But, I have not understood your use of term "on board performance". If you can elaborate, better advice could be offered.