Aerospace Engineering

Hello,
Branch selection is always the biggest dilemma a student encounters, so select that branch only which fascinates you, rather than going for scopes go for interest, if you have interest in something you can turn something big out of small things, however considering your branch choices it will be better for you to go for IT, as per the latest scenario.

It is isn't about placements. The college is such a famous one that getting an opportunity to learn B.Tech from IIST is a luck and God's grace. Don't think of placements, if you get an opportunity to study there.

There is no number of specific years which are defined for this. I would like to say that Ph.D is a course which required 20-30 original papers to be published after that your Ph.D gets over.
All the best.

Hello Tejas,
Almost all NIT's and IIT's have this branch. For admission here, you will have to score well in JEE Mains and Advanced. For colleges in Maharashtra or many other states you will have to appear for entrance exam of that state.
Best wishes

Kindly use the college predictor app. Hope this will resolve your query. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

Hello Jayanth,
It's very good to see that you already have a dream. It's gr8 definitely. In ISRO, you must join after your graduation in Aerospace engineering or PG in some of the science subjects. But first begin by studying well and systematically.

Hello Siva,
Yes, without any doubt. This integrated programme will give you PG degree in Aerospace engineering and hence you are entitled for seeking registration for PhD.

Hello Baliram,
For admission in IIT's, diploma is Considered as equivalent to 12th. Of course you will have to go through two tier admission process. In many states, after diploma, you can seek admission directly in second year. Surely if you score well in Entrance Test, you will get admission.

Hello Anurag,
IIT Mumbai is one of the oldest Institute of India. It's also known for good faculty in Aeronautical Engineering branch. I feel you should try to get admission here.