Indian Institute of Aeronautical Engineering (IIAE)

Basically, they offer admission on the basis of class 12th percentage. But, visit the college and get the details if they accept any test grades.

Hello Vivek, IIAE at Dehradun established in 1992, follows quite a different model than normal colleges. This course has two years in India followed by two abroad model. College claims good internships / placements record that may be correct. This branch in IIT's will definitely be much better but then getting into IIT is quite a task.

I have studied there and the college has collaborated with foreign universities so students actually have a future in the field of aviation. Everyone knows the scope of aviation industry in India, so it's smart for them to collaborate with foreign universities so students at-least have future after completion of the course and are not left jobless.

Any college in India apart from IIT and IIST providing aeronautical engineering is a private college. I can vouch for that.

You can work in both government and private sectors. Basically, an Aerospace Engineer design, develops, researches, test and maintains the performance of military & civil aircraft, rockets, missiles, weapons systems, satellites, etc.
Major Job opportunities for Aerospace Engineers are available in Air Force, Airlines, Corporate Research Companies, Helicopter Companies, Defense Ministry, Aviation Companies, NASA, Flying clubs, Aeronautical Laboratories, Aircraft manufacturers, government-owned air services and many others.

Yes, the total fee for this course is 15 Lakhs.
Regards.

Hello Faisal,It is not a run of the mill college. They run courses with tie ups with some institutions abroad. It is understood that due to this, placements are also good. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. http://iiaedehradun.org/wp/.

Hello Thota,
In this course, the institution claims that it would be two years of study in the institution followed by two years study abroad in a university that Institute has tied up. Degree obtained obviously is not recognised by any Indian University. My advise is that it appears to be quite a risky course.

Hello Akshay,
This college is not a normal college where you will earn degree of engineering. It's quite different. It is proposing totally different admission process as well as saying that two years in India followed by two years abroad will be the system followed. It's your choice whether to follow such a riskful adventure. But then what us life without adventure?

Hello Piyush,
From what you have said, this course does not appear to be of engineering Graduation. But it's a course about aircraft maintenance leading to graduation and most importantly, enabling the student to obtain license from DGCA.Even if college is not giving scholarships, you can get education loan.