Indian Institute Of Space Science & Technology

Aerospace engineering focuses in designing, construction, development, testing and maintenance of commercial and military air crafts and spacecrafts. One who specializes in Aerospace engineering and possess the bachelors degree in Aerospace Engineering is titled as an Aerospace Engineer.
Graduate of Aerospace engineering are equipped to undertake challenging work in Aerospace Industry. On crucial aspects like propulsion system, aerodynamic design, structural system, precision manufacturing etc. Most of them would join the ISRO and contribute to national space program. They could also take up jobs outside ISRO like HAL, DRDO and ancillaries industries related to the aerospace sector. Having undergone most courses a mechanical engineering graduate would, they can also take up jobs in automotive sector, power sector, manufacturing and R&D etc.
Career options : An Aerospace Engineer can work in both government & private sectors. There are many job opportunities for aerospace engineers in India as well as abroad. 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, Defence Ministry, Aviation Companies, NASA, Flying clubs, Aeronautical Laboratories, Aircraft manufacturers, government owned air services and many others.
Job opportunity in the field of teaching is also open for candidates possessing masters degree in aerospace engineering.
Scope : It has a unique scope for Aerospace Engineering opportunities in India and abroad. With a budget of more than 1.5 billion dollars and record of launching the most satellites in a single mission, India's leading space agency, the ISRO ranks at no. 5 worldwide. It is not the end, many satellites, rockets, missiles, etc. will also be launched in the future which can enhance the rank of the ISRO at the international level. India is one of the countries having brilliant and hardworking youth which can take the aviation sector to the next level. The students are interested in the segment of the research and technology can join this. The Aerospace Engineering in India scope will be touching the new heights.

In this year Jee advanced paper, I got 220/366 and my IIST rank came to be 212. And guess what, I was getting all the streams. My advanced rank was in 3924. So if the Jee advanced paper is as easy as this year, you need to score more than 210 to get a stream in IIST. And if the paper was as difficult as in 2016, then you will have to get above 130.
So as you can see, it depends on the difficulty of your paper! So I can say, practice hard, do good! Try to bring your rank below 8000 in Jee advanced! Then there might be a chance!
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ALL THIS ASSUMPTION ARE BASED ON THE FACT THAT YOU ARE GENERAL. IF YOU HAVE RESERVATION QUOTA,
thanks and good luck.