Aerospace Engineering

Dear Shubham,
Yes, all the courses are good. In today's time, there is a good demand for aerospace engineers, but opportunities are limited because these branches have a specific time. It doesn't come under the evergreen branches but future will be good if you work hard.
All the best.

IIT Powai is the best Institutes for B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering in India with international renowned faculty.

Hi,
Following colleges are best for aerospace and aeronautical engineering:
(1) IIT Kharagpur
(2) IIT Bombay
(3) IIT Delhi
(4) IIT Kanpur
(5) SRM university, Chennai
(6) VIT University, Vellore
(7) BITS Pilani
(8) Manipal University, and some other.

Nobody can predict the demand in future. Right now, cloud computing is in demand, may be after some time something else will be. Go for the course in which you have a keen interest.

Aerospace is a niche branch of engineering, therefore, scope and job opportunities are lesser in comparison to CSE. With outcry against outsourcing in the western world, CSE graduates future in next few years will be challenged. CSE graduates will face competition from MCA, M.Sc CS/ IT or other engineering degree holders. Aerospace engineering is full of innovation and has good job opportunities with DRDO or ISRO and Indian Air Force. You may choose your engineering degree based on your interests to excel in a professional career.

Please refer to following link for list of top aeronautical engineering colleges in Bangalore: https://www.shiksha.com/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore-rankingpage-49-0-0-278-0

Hi Bharath,
Germany is what I would prefer. The country is well known for automobiles, mechanical and aerospace engineering. You should also check Canada, Japan, UK, Russia etc. US is tough for jobs. There is no particular company giving preference to freshers. Every company hires freshers and experienced candidates. You need to research on organizations dealing with your area and check their career pages, check the vacancies and profiles they recruit.

Hello,
One thing you need to know - no college itself takes responsibility for 100% job placements. It can be said that the name of big institutes can fetch you interviews over the time but getting out of them successfully totally depends on you.

Hello Narendra,
All deemed universities have management quota and this gets filled up mostly in most opaque way. This is neither published nor available on websites. Process is known only by way of mouth. But yes, you can get admission in these management quota seats without appearing for JEE Mains. Please approach concerned deemed university directly.
Best wishes.

You can fairly expect anything between 5-7 LPA on average and can be higher depending upon your background qualifications and accomplishments plus how much the organisation is ready to shell out.