Engineering Scope

Aeronautical Engineering is a well-known branch of engineering that is popular among students who want to venture into the defence and aviation industry. While the primary job of an aeronautical engineer is to devise aircraft and propulsion systems, but with time and experience, growth in the job cab be vast
Career opportunities after B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering
Civil Aviation Department. Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO)
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
Aviation industry. National Aeronautical Laboratory. Defence Ministry. Air India. Aeronautical Development Establishment. Hence first selection should be of a good college which is of repute so that it can give the best academic excellence in the form of best faculty who are there to help you. Added to this, well-equipped labs and library. Exposure of the students to the world market and a wide platform for the student to deal with the world level activities is a must. Browse the web sites of good colleges like LPU which gives the expert faculty and offers updated schemes of the stream with the added benefits of innovations and placements, SRM, SNN too are good ones keeping pace with the growth of the market.

Yes, you can pursue an MBA after engineering. An MBA programme gives engineers more exposure to business and management related issues that lack an engineering programme. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Getting an MBA degree after B.Tech is always a plus point and it gives you an extra edge to your technical skills. There are a lot of students who choose to go for an MBA after engineering degree. Also, there are a lot of IITians who prefer to opt for an MBA after completing their engineering. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Furthermore, for those engineers who are planning to run their own business or to do consulting, an MBA makes sense. MBA will help in a better understanding of the fundamentals of business that supplement the engineering and technical side. One becomes great in finding a technical solutions to the problem of keeping the business principles in mind. Finding a job in this cut-throat competition is really very tough in today's market. You have to stand out of the crowd in order to get a satisfactory job. And having an MBA will help you to do the same in the crowd of just engineers. So, getting a good job is another benefit of doing MBA after engineering degree.

The eligibility criteria of CSIR UGC NET is given below. Essential Educational Qualifications: M.Sc. Or equivalent degree/ Integrated BS-MS/BS-4 years/BE/B.Tech/B.Pharma/MBBS with at least 55% marks for General (your)/General-EWS and OBC candidates and 50% for SC/ST, Persons with Disability (PwD) candidates. Upper Age limit for JRF: Maximum 28 years as on 01.01.2020 {upper age limit may be relaxable up to 5 years in case of SC/ST/Persons with Disability (PwD)/ female applicants and 03 years in case of OBC (Non Creamy Layer) applicants}. So you can apply here if meeting the above eligibility criteria. For more details please SEE Information Bulletin of JOINT CSIR UGC NET JUNE 2020 available on https://csirnet.nta.nic.in/
Further why not looking towards CAT/CMAT/MAT/XAT for admission in MBA/PGDM courses. These courses provides excellent placement opportunities if done from the reputed B-Schools. Some M.Des courses of NID and NIFT are the another good options if interested.