Aerospace Engineering

Hello! Shraddha Mahamuni, I don't think there is any cutoffs prescribed for this course. However, the attached link will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/university/mit-adtu-Pune-art-design-technology-university-51990/cutoff
Best wishes to you.

Hello! Dhruvi Pathak, I can understand your interest in doing this course. But from my information, this is an Indian Air Force Unit, and students from civil sidecare are not admitted. Only inhouse, meaning doctors from armed forces who clear NEET PG are eligible to apply. They do not pay any fees. It's a posting for them. Best wishes to you.

Hello! Mayur Panchal, I am afraid that I could not locate the institute that you are talking about. If you can give your location, it would help. Generally speaking, Diploma holders are authorised for lateral admission mode for direct second year of 4 year degree course. You can get details of this on the website of the directorate of technical education of your state. Best wishes to you.

Hello Kirti Soni, the most difficult part is to search colleges having NCC. Forget about the army navy or IAF. This information is just not available. For the best college, you need to pass JEE Advanced. For other colleges, CET of your state. Best wishes to you.

Hello Umang Gajjar, even though it's quite late to answer, let me do it so that anyone reading it later can gain knowledge. There is no specific requirement for this branch of ent. It's like any other branch. A student needs to do well in 12th. Then needs to appear for the CET of the state. Like GUJCET for you. Then through central counseling you can get your desired college and branch. That's all. Best wishes to you.

Hello! Nikhil, yes, indeed. You just need to appear for appropriate paper of GATE. Practically both are similar branches and you can definitely do M.Tech in desired specialisation. Best wishes to you.

Hello! Vishal Vish, a very pertinent query. At present, aeronautical related industry is in nascent stage. However, with GoI promoting 'make in India' in a big way, ISRO has allowed private participation in its launch Programmes. This is bound to result in much better job prospects in near and long term. Best wishes to you.

Hello! Satish Pandit, Classically speaking, aeronautical engineering is the topic of study while aerospace engineering is the industry that manufactures aeronautical related components. Astronautical engineering is about engineering if flying objects reaching space. For further details I would like you to have a look at Wiki. Best wishes to you.

Hello Technical Clipper, of course one can provided of course if you are eligible for seeking admission. Fir this you will need to download the brochure from your intended college. Study and SEE if you fit in. That's all. Best wishes to you.