Engineering Scope

You can join any Aircraft company where you can work as technician, aircraft management because of increased air vehicles, along with the defence like airforce where you can work as air fighter pilot. You can attend any mechanical interview in your college, and if there are interested in you may get place. You can get job in ISRO, and so many.

The computer science branch of engineering is very well known for placements in Chandigarh university though other groups also have a good placement record. So, if the only concern is placement then CSE branch will be good.

You must pursue B.Tech in robotics followed by M.Tech in the same. You must select robotics with automation or any specialisation you want to pursue. For this, you must go with JEE Mains and qualify it with very good marks so that you get a seat in IIT. Since only IIT have experienced faculty with the infrastructure required for this kind of branch. Other private college does not have any experienced faculty members for robotics engineering. Also, the equipment required is not available in the private college And hence, students cannot learn much practically as well as theoretically.

You opted for a very good branch. To achieve this, you must qualify with very good marks in JEE Mains so that you can secure your seat in an IIT as in this, only you will be able to complete your course with knowledge and as well as great skills. Many private colleges also offer this course but they are not reliable and authentic and also, the machine or the faculty members which are required are not available in these private colleges. IIT has great faculty members and placement too. Just go for it.
Best of luck.

For JEE, maximum weightage is taken from 12th when compared to 11th in CBSE. If your 12th score is not enough for JEE weightage then you need to score little more in JEE Mains. This could help you in getting a seat in technological colleges.

Hello,
I don't say that year gap wouldn't affect your placements but they never stop you from going beyond. Very few companies wouldn't accept year gaps abiding to their policy but most of them don't hinder your job. So, I would say you to join a well known institute like Ramaiah where you'll be having a chance to get into some or the other company.
All the best.

I will prefer CAT at this time, its your choice. You should have to do hard work because management course is a professional course. So, you need to do hard work and make a good personality.

Hello Faisal, In India, not much research work is going on in the field of aviation. Whatever is happening is perhaps only in government. Field and here opportunities for the jobs are rather limited. Aeronautical engineers passing out every year are majorly going abroad for MS or pursuing MBA. In view of the foregoing, I feel that the scope of this branch is rather limited.