Aerospace Engineering

RV College of Engineering is one of the best autonomous institutes of India and a much-preferred institution due to its prime location, excellent placement, government funding and old establishment.
It has seen a nice placement scenario for past few years also with the struggling branches such as aerospace.
Aerospace, now, in India has a wide scope in research when it comes to ISRO and other research organizations, still, it is unable to find the mass scope required as same as it shows and frames at the global level.
The placement here for aerospace at RV College of Engineering is considered best be with an average of 6 LPA and highest reaching up to 13 LPA in the recent campus recruitment drive.
The highest placement achiever was though not from campus drive but applied separately in Airbus, and got selected after a couple of screenings and interviews.
Although, Airbus has a wide scope in countries such as France and Germany where every aerospace student dreams to work.
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All the best.

Karunya University is one of the best colleges in Coimbatore. Best private colleges of Coimbatore and has its own syllabus and curriculum.
It has many courses to offer out of which aerospace engineering has about 60 seats to offer to the students interested in aerospace engineering.
It is well known for its good infrastructure faculties and facilities provided by them like Wi-Fi and sports complex.The lab FACILITIES in the karunya University is very good and it provides hands on experience to the students of Aerospace engineering which helps them in the placement.
The placement of Aerospace engineering from Karunya University is just about average.
Not many companies that comments for the placement of aerospace engineering students and most of the student remain unplaced in the placement.
Companies that come to Karunya University for Aerospace engineering are as follows:ACCENTURE | Ashok Leyland | Bosch Ltd | Capgemini | Cognizant | HCL | HONEYWELL| Indian Navy | Infosys | KPIT Cummins | L&T Infotech |Polaris | ScanCorner | Sutherland | TCS |TNQ| HAL
About 50% students of aerospace engineering get placed in noncore companies like TCS Accenture, etc.
Average package offered by this company is about 3.3 Lacs per annum.
Core companies that comes for the placement take students of aerospace engineering on the package of about 11 lakh per annum.
Most of the students go for higher education whether in aerospace engineering or in different subject all along like to do Masters from IISC or go for MBA.
I hope it will help you.

I have seen lots of negative review about this university. If you are looking for an institute which has good infrastructure then Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Alliance University is the best place in Bangalore. Many students just take admission after seeing infrastructure and screw their 4 years of engineering. The management is not so good.
If you are looking for placement or good return of the investment then the university will disappoint you for sure.
Average salary offered is around 3-4 LPA and that too due to its location. I will not suggest anyone to join this type of university. You should find a better college which has good reputation and management as well.

The problem with aerospace engineering branch is that you just cannot consider doing it from every other college or you would be forced to join some IT company with an average placement of 3.5-4 LPA.
This is also the case with Chandigarh University, where the training and placement cell of the college fails to attract a number of core companies in the department of aerospace, considering the lesser number of opportunities for an aerospace engineer in India.
So you will be asked to sit for an IT company if getting placed appeals you the most.
Other than that, if you really want to remain in the core field you should consider doing your Master's degree from IIST (Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology), which brings you one more step closer to ISRO or if you manage to be among the top 10 students in the aerospace department of an IIT, you might get into the ivy league colleges and from there you might make your way to NASA.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.

B.Tech course in Jain University is provided by IIAEM. According to the students there, here is a list of the pros and cons of joining the programme including placement stats in the CONS.
Pros:
You can overwhelmingly say I'm from the aerospace branch.
If you have a lot of money you can spend on building some quadcopter and RC flights.
Cons:
1.High tuition fee for the aerospace branch, hostel fee (but it has the best hostel in Karnataka).
2.Around 97.5% of people join aerospace just because of its name, there you are not going to learn anything.
3.Only 1 maybe 2 companies visit for campus recruitment and only 1 or 2 may get selected.
4. Ony 5-7% of the people get placed in general.
5. You will end up doing some testing IT job or low-level management job or some BPO job.

Hello,
To know about the campus infrastructure, faculty, labs, etc. of the branch B.Tech in aerospace engineering from Hindustan University, click on the link given below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-aerospace-engineering-hindustan-university-kelambakkam-chennai-251353
As such, Hindustan University's B.Tech in aerospace engineering is not the best in the country, if you have an option, you can opt for better colleges. If you are genuinely interested, work hard to get a better JEE score to get admission in better college. It is evident from many of the reviews of alumni that the placement in aerospace engineering is not that good. Most of the companies visiting campus to recruit students want them to work on IT/Computer Science profile. The average salary might be around 4 lakhs per annum. Also, the rules and regulations of campus are very strict. The laboratories are similar to museums as students are allowed to see things but not experiment on them. The practical knowledge is not that great either.