Alpine

Alpine College of Management and Technology (Dehradun):

• General placements: The college has excellent overall placement data, although branch-specific data is not clearly available.
• Aeronautical (core) placements: Media. Such core aeronautical jobs (aerospace R&D, aircraft design) are not assured by campus placements, like most private colleges.
• Jobs available: The majority of Aeronautical students are put into IT, software, operations, manufacturing, QA or a general engineering job, and not necessarily aerospace.
• Average package: Placed students will have an average package of about 3-5 LPA.
• Best packages: Premium packages sold are typically not routine or general aeronautical functions, but special or exceptional cases.
• Recruiters: Firms visiting the campus are primarily firms in IT and service-based businesses; there are occasional and few references to aviation.
• Internships: Alpine aviation ecosystem has some aviation-related internships, but it does not guarantee placements.

Reality Check: There are fewer core jobs in Aeronautical Engineering in India. It can be required that students have good projects, CAD tools (CATIA/SolidWorks), internships or advanced education (M.Tech / MS) in order to be absorbed into core aerospace firms such as HAL, DRDO, ISRO, Boeing, etc.

Bottom Line: The average placement assistance for B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering is provided by Alpine College.
It is acceptable for a general engineering career, but not the best if you want to be sure of core aeronautical placements. Campus placements are not the only point. Success is heavily reliant on what you can do, internships, and additional specialization.