Engineering

Yes, RWTH Aachen is one of the best universities for engineering in Germany and Europe, for the following reasons:

• Ranks among top 5 universities in Germany for Mechanical Engineering (#2), Mining Engineering (#2), Chemical Engineering (#4), and Electrical Engineering (#4)
• Tie-ups with BMW, Bosch, Siemens, and Phillips for research, internship, and full-time job opportunities
• Massive research budget (annual budget worth EUR 1,264 million for 2025)
• Access to 4 Fraunhofer Institutes on campus

How is the placement in Rajarajeswari at current compare Rajarajeswari engineeringcollege and atria which is good

Yes, I'd say Galgotias University is worth considering for B.Tech/CSE. It offers good campus facilities, practical exposure, different CSE specialisations and placement opportunities. But your own coding skills, projects and internships will still play a major role in getting good outcomes.

The highest package is usually an outlier. From what I've seen, most students get offers in a much more moderate range, so it's better to focus on your skills and preparation rather than the highest package figure.

The highest package is usually an outlier. From what I've seen, most students get offers in a much more moderate range, so it's better to focus on your skills and preparation rather than the highest package figure.

No, you can't. Having maths as a core subject in class 12th along with Physics and Chemistry is one of the key requirements for eligibility in a UG level Aeronautical Engineering course.

Aeronautical Engineering focuses on aircrafts to fly in the Earth's atmosphere. They focus on the structure and design. These include commercial planes, helicopters and drones. 

Aerospace Engineering deals with aircrafts that fly in the Earth's atmosphere as well as outer space. These are mainly spacecraft, rockets, and satellites.

Aeronautical Engineering focuses on aircrafts to fly in the Earth's atmosphere. They focus on the structure and design. These include commercial planes, helicopters and drones. 

Aerospace Engineering deals with aircrafts that fly in the Earth's atmosphere as well as outer space. These are mainly spacecraft, rockets, and satellites.

TU Munich ranks marginally higher for Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering (#19 worldwide) compared to KIT's Mechanical Engineering subject rank (#32 worldwide) in QS 2026. If budget is a major factor, though, KIT's lower fees can offset the ranking gap for many applicants.