Aerospace Engineering

Dear Akash,
MIT USA is really an exceptional target. The acceptance rate of MIT is only 5-6%. Means, only 5 or 6 were able to get admission out of 100 applicants from around the world. However, in class 12th, you need PCM. My suggested path is as follow; (1) Try to get admission in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Kerala for B.Tech Aerospace. (2) Have at least 5-7 years of work experience in core jobs. Without this, it will impossible to be there. (3) Prepare very hard for GRE. Arrange 2 LORs, 1 SOP and excellent Resume. Good Luck

Well, aeronautics itself is derived from mechanical, so do not worry, focus on your subjects.

Hello Vicky,It is nice to know your interest in pursuing Aeronautical Engineering branch. May I ask you as to why? There are plenty of colleges. But, you can take admission only in college in your state or IIT's or deemed universities. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0.

Hello Salman,
There are plenty of colleges in Maharashtra offering aeronautical engineering branch. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-maharashtra/49-2-114-0-0.

Hello Karan,
Aeronautical Engineering is the branch of engineering while aerospace is the term used for industries in Aeronautical Engineering sector. But in India, both these terms are used interchangeably.ISRO recruits specialists in almost all spheres of Science. Physics, chemistry, Maths, different branches of engineering. Every year ad comes out. You can check on their website too. Similar us the case with NASA.

If you want to become an aerospace engineer. After 12th, from JEE Mains and Advanced and from so many entrance exams, you can get admission in engineering colleges among India than you will surely reach NASA.

Minimum qualification required for joining a flying school is 10+2 with physics & Maths. You can join one now also. Since, you have mentioned about your aerospace engineering studies, better be a graduate first.

You have a very good career option, if you are perusing your aerospace engineering, because Indian government is going to elaborate the airports and you will be happy after listening that. More than 350 new airports are going to be made apart from private sector. You have very nice opportunity in government sector. Also, you can get into Air Force and any defense wing.

Check out the article below for details and read how to be an aerospace engineer:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/aerospace-engineer-5.

PCM because this would be light and you can focus more on the entrance stuffs rather than banging your head again for biology.