Aeronautical Engineering Placement

Hello Sanskriti Sharma,
Placements in aeronautical engineering branch in best of the times are also not very good. In a larger perspective, this ultimately depends on the industrial and economic climate of the countries. Presently in India, the core jobs of Aeronautical Engineering graduates are perhaps available only in ISTO or DRDO or to some extent with the armed forces. The aerospace industry in India has not yet developed to an extent where it can absorb all those who are passing out from this branch. The net result is that the graduates of this branch are doing MBA or get some government job based on graduation or go abroad for doing MS. But ultimately the decision needs to be yours has to which branch to select.
Best wishes to you.

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