Mechanical Engineering

Like all engineers, aircraft engineers apply scientific and mathematical concepts to solve commercial and practical problems. They are types of aerospace or aeronautical engineers who design, test, maintain and supervise the making of air-crafts. They may specialise in structural design, navigation, instrumentation or communications. These workers may also examine different types of aircraft, such as commercial jets, military fighters or helicopters. Some engineers are responsible for going over new project proposals and determining if they are physically and financially feasible. Others work in conjunction with aerospace mechanics and repair technicians in examining malfunctioning parts and aircraft in order to determine the cause of the failure and make design adjustments when necessary.
Entry-level engineers do not need license. Supervisory and more advanced engineering positions require that applicants be licensed as professional engineers. To qualify, one must hold an engineering degree from an accredited program, have relevant work experience and earn passing scores on the fundamentals of engineering and the professional engineering exams.

Admission requirements are set very high by the German Universities. For UG courses such as B.Tech Mechanical engineering score of 90% in 10+2 board is expected for admission. In addition, most of German Universities have following eligibility criteria:
(a) Cleared your JEE Advanced
(b )Completed one year of Bachelor degree education from a recognised university in India
(c) Cleared the Feststellungsprfung the entrance exam for different universities you would take to signify effective completion of Studienkolleg. Studienkolleg is a public institute that offers you preparatory courses in the desired subjects in case your educational qualification is not considered at par with the Abitur or High School Level required for university studies.
(d) In addition to this students need to appear for IELTS or TOEFL to prove their efficiency in the language.