Aeronautical Engineer

Hello Adnan,
Costing of an Aeronautical Engineering course or any other branch of engineering is same. But it changes from place to place.

Hello Biju,
If you want to work on the airside of the airport then you need a licence from DGCA. However, if it's non-airside job then one does not need DGCA licence. There are plenty of jobs for both mechanical & aeronautical engineer in airside as well as on non-airside areas.

Hello Bharat,
To become a scientist with NASA or ISRO, one needs not be an engineer. These agencies recruit experts from almost all branches. Physics, chemistry, metallurgy, etc., including different engineering branches.

Hello Aman,
There are no fixed criteria for becoming an astronaut. An engineering graduate, pilots, a specialist in medicine, metallurgy, or any such related subject. For becoming an engineer, you need to have passed 10+2 with required marks and cleared entrance exam.

Hello Nuthan,
In India, presently, opportunities for employment on core aeronautical engineering jobs are pretty less. Newly appointed CEO of Infosys too is an aeronautical engineering graduate from IIT Mumbai but he is into the software. However, it can be stepping stone for doing MBA or higher studies. Few employers in core jobs are Armed Forces, DRDO, ISRO, etc.

Hello Jagdeesh,
Management quota seats are normally filled up directly without any entrance examination. But the fees and other charges are decided behind closed doors and can't be known.

Follow the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-aeronautical-engineering-amity-university-mumbai-panvel-288002

Hello Piyush,
Nepali student can seek admission in CGFI's vis JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. Scholarships link I am attaching.
https://www.indianembassy.org.np/index1.php?option=Xgc4cACnML2T1_DC21jA58Ttm2KiX8IXemmj5VvU8ug&id=7cKojsLDqP5MqnsrwVgI8y6IKjP3Nnful4NzPKSVPus

UG and PG Aeronautical Engineering degrees prepare students in designing and building aircraft and spacecraft. Aeronautical engineers handle design, manufacturing and maintenance of aircraft, helicopters & UAV. There are lots of good career opportunities on completion of Aeronautical engineering. With increased emphasis on Make in India Initiative and opening of Defense sector to private industry, opportunities for good Aeronautical engineers for next two decade are very high. You can join DRDO/ ISRO/ Aviation manufacturing or its ancillary units/ Airlines/ Indian Air Force/ Educational Institutes/ R&D Units / IT companies etc

Robotics will be a better option as it consists of mechanical, electrical and computer science engineering which deals precisely with the construction, design, application and operations of Robots. This is the field right now which has got applications almost everywhere. More and more automated machines are taking place of humans to work in a hazardous environment and efficiency is also high. The use of robots will increase in the future and it holds a promising career for someone really interested in the field.