Aerospace Engineering

Hello Umashree,
For doing PG in aeronautical engineering, you need to have obtained a degree in the same branch. Also, for the entrance exam, you need to clear paper related to Aeronautical engineering branch. But if I may ask, why change from ECE? I feel this too is a great branch with lots of opportunities.

Hello Mahesh,
Normally in any state, during to counselling you are not allowed to change branch after the grace period of registration and of giving choices online. However, don't lose hope. After all rounds are over and if seats are vacant then you can seek to change your branch.

Dear Jahid,
None of the NITs will offer you B.Tech in aerospace engineering. Only selected IITs offer this course. So, you have to crack JEE Advanced exam. Most preferable colleges are IIT-Bombay and Madras, you can check the cut-off on the site as it varies every year. Jahid, according to me, if you really wish to pursue aerospace branch then my suggestion is you shouldn't go for IIT, you should go for IIST, Kerala as it is specilised in this field and require only 5% in JEE Advanced exam. You just visit their website and have a look & check.

Dear Veersha,
In India, studying aerospace engineering is really a chance matter. Because Indian aerospace industry is not as developed as of western countries. But don't worry, if you are getting a seat in IIT- Bombay, Madras or Kanpur, then you don't have to put your concern in placement. So, if you want to do aerospace engineering in India then you must go with above mentioned college otherwise go to USA or Japan.
Good wishes dear.

Hi,
There are various colleges with different required eligibility.
You can see the below link for options of pursuing MBA in Canada:
https://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/india/training-degrees/canada/aviation-courses/loc/32/cgory/m7-3/sin/ct/programs.html

Hi, some of the best universities are MIT, Georgia Tech, Cal Tech, Carnegie Mellon etc.

According to me, US would be much better than Germany in many aspects.

Hi,
There are many government colleges which teach aerospace engineering. IISc and many IITs offer aerospace engineering too.
It is a good option.
Good luck.

Actually, aerospace is a very good option but it is taught rarely in India. Mechanical and electrical engineering also offer good salaries.
I hope it will help.