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Rashmi Srivastava

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No, you don't really. You'll get all the practical and theory-based knowledge required in the field. Though having a few abilities beforehand will help you achieve success a lot faster and easier.

  • Strong hold on Mathematics and Physics
  • Analytical skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Problem-solving skills
  • CAD Software proficiency

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Nikita Chauhan

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Of course, it is. Top government organizations like ISRO, DRDO, IAF, etc., hire Aeronautical Engineers for many job roles. On top of that, they are also in high demand in private aviation and manufacturing sectors. 

In fact, over the past few years, the evolving space exploration has also created a lot of new job options for new Aeronautical Engineering professionals. 

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Diya Nihalani

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One should preferably have some skills in order to make the most out of their BSc CS degree. Find them listed below

  • Keen interest in Computer Science
  • Basic Computer Applications
  • A hold of top Programming Languages
  • Data Analysis
  • Problem-solving ability
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Numerical Ability

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Atul Arora

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A lot! In terms of career, you can join any of the private or government sectors in India. From DRDO to InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo), every aviation and research-based organizations hire Aeronautical Engineers. 

The salary potential is also significant. A fresher Aeronautical Engineer can get around INR 4.5 to 10.5 LPA. The career scope abroad is the same, and the salary growth is even more.

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Diya Nihalani

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BSc Computer Science scope in India is decent. Given that you have good skills and relevant experience/ projects in your resume. You can apply for roles like - Software engineer, Web developer, Data scientist, Database, Cybersecurity analyst, Data analyst etc. If you have a good track of research, thesis, etc. then you have scope in research & academia as well. Though a few places might prefer a pure tech degree, there are still ample companies hiring BSc CS graduates.

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Diya Nihalani

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The 'better' course depends on various factors. Some of the core differences between the two are covered below:

BSc Computer Science: A 3-year UG academic degree in Computer Science. Usually preferred to get into research & academia. Though one can also work in roles like developer, analyst, or engineer after this course if they have a relevant skillset.  Though the curriculum has both theory & lab work included, it is still more of a theory-driven course focused on CS fundamentals. BSc CS has a shorter duration, an easier entry, and an affordable cost.

BTech CSE: By the name, a 4-year tech degree. Comparatively more advanced & appl

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Akansha Bisht

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For so many reasons! Aeronautical Engineers are the ones who design, manufacture, and maintain aircraft and drones. The planes you see flying in the air, whether it's a civil plane or a military aircraft, are a product of Aeronautical Engineering

Their technology, safety, advancement, and sustainability are all part of Aeronautical Engineering.

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Aeronautical Engineering Admission

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Abhay Choudhury

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Yes, it is compulsory to fill BITS HD application even if you have GPAT or GATE score. At the time of filling form, candidates need to mention the medium from which they want to apply for.

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Diya Nihalani

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BSc Computer Science scope in India is decent. Given that you have good skills and relevant experience/ projects for your resume. You can apply for roles like - Software engineer, Web developer, Data scientist, Database, Cybersecurity analyst, Data analyst etc. If you have good track of research, thesis, etc. you have good scope in research & academia as well. Though a few places might prefer a pure tech degree, there are still ample companies hiring BSc CS graduates.

Talking of abroad now, yes you can aspire to work in areas like -  IT firms, startups or academia there. Just make sure you meet the their requirements such as langua

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Saumya Gairola

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The BGS Institute of Technology has a separate Training and Placement cell to guide and prepare its students for future industry roles. The Training & Placement Cell conducts tests covering Aptitude, Reasoning, Verbal & Mathematical Ability, Language Skills, and Technical Skills. The students go through Personality Assessment Tests, Presentation Skills, and Group Discussions. The BGSIT Training & Placement Cell trains the students in business correspondence, effective vocabulary, presentation skills & soft skills.

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