Aerospace Engineering

Aeronautical Engineering
Aeronautical engineering is the practice of designing and building aircraft, like airplanes and helicopters. Students earning a degree in aeronautical engineering take classes such as:
Thermodynamics
Heat Transfer
Aircraft Structures
Flight Mechanics
Aircraft Stability and Control
Aerospace Engineering and Astronautics
On the astronautical side of aerospace engineering, professionals design and build units like space shuttles and space stations. In addition to the aeronautical engineering courses listed above, students earning a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering will take astronautical courses like:
Spacecraft Design
Introduction to Astronautics
Fundamentals of Jet Propulsion
Spacecraft Dynamics
Orbital Mechanics

Following options are available to become Aeronautical Engineer:
(a) Join BTech Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering as +2 stage. For list of top Aeronautical Engineering cllges please refer to https://www.shiksha.com/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-49-2-0-0-0
(b) After BTech in Mechanical or Electronics and you may do inter discipliany MTech in Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering.
(c) DGCA conducts examination and also issues Basic Maintenance Engineer's Certificate (BAMEC) and Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's (AW) Licence to those candidates who pass the applicable examinations and meet all other requirements. You may refer http://dgca.nic.in/ for further details
(d) You can join Aeronautical Engineering branch of Indian Air Force after engineering. IAF will train selected engineers in Aeronautical (Mechanical) or Aeronautical (Electronics).