Chandigarh University (CU)

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.