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Dear Sobam, Each nation decides whether to permit foreigners to work there based on its own requirements. Americans and Britons both permit foreign nationals to work. Graduates of aeronautical engineering who work for NASA are included in this. On the other hand, foreigners are not permitted to work for ISRO or DRDO in India. I have no doubt that more nations will permit foreigners to work as the population of the world continues to decline. I wish you well.

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Good day, Karthik There is no information regarding Bangalore colleges that admit A.M.E. Students based on the A.M.E. CET that you are looking for. However, I have attached a list of universities that offer this course via the link below. You must visit each college's website to find the answers to your questions. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/aircraft-maintenance-engineering-colleges-Bangalore
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Greetings, Siva Krishna Students are accepted by Amity based on their performance in their entrance exam. However, they also accept candidates who have passed the JEE Mains test. If you have not taken the Amity entrance exam, you may still be eligible for admission based on your JEE Mains percentile. To assist you, I have included a link that will provide you with all the necessary details on the many aspects of admission to this Institute. https://www.shiksha.com/college/amity-school-of-engineering-and-technology-amity-university-Noida-36761/admission
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Dear Karan, Sha Shib is currently widespread throughout India and has academies in more than ten locations. They do provide a variety of course options. Being an all-India company, they have a solid reputation. To assist you, I have included a link that will provide you with all the information you need about this Guna institution. https://www.shiksha.com/college/sha-shib-flying-academy-sha-shib-group-of-institutions-guna-36895
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Good day, Krutik Pathak. It's quite sad that your question has reached me now, two years after you first posted it. However, it still pertains to academics, so I answered. Diploma holders may apply for lateral entry admission to the second year of a four-year degree programme. The admissions process is always handled by the involved state's dte of technical education. You can also apply for admission to engineering or any other course at private or institutions that are recognised to be universities using your Diploma as the equivalent of a 12th-grade education. Likewise in IIT. I wish you well.

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Hello Jay Makwana, sadly the answer is no. Engineering for aircraft maintenance is actually a B.Sc. Course. Admission to these A.M.E. Courses is made possible by the A.M.E. CET. You must take various CET exams, like as JEE Mains, in order to get admitted to B.Tech programmes, etc. At the national level or your state's CET. I wish you well.

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Good day, Mekhala Sheet, Even in IITs, placements for graduates in the aerospace or aeronautical engineering courses were extremely difficult. Consequently, the bulk of students used to pursue MS in western countries. Others previously pursued an MBA. However, things have changed tremendously in India recently. The government has approved private involvement in our mission of space exploration. As a result, a large number of private organisations have joined and are seeking graduates in aeronautical or aerospace engineering. Unfortunately, IIT Kharagpur does not have what you are looking for. The institute releases the names of the emp
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Greetings, Chandru Nisha, The stages listed below must be taken in order to become an aerospace engineer. Since your 12th grade is the foundation for everything after that, you must study hard. Use PCM as your example. In your 12th board, you must receive a score of at least 75%. You then have a large selection. IIT or what are considered to be colleges or universities in your native state. You may quickly google a list of colleges that offer this branch. Start preparing for the admission exams that you must pass in order to enrol in your likely colleges. These tests are extremely simple if you had done your homework during your 12th g
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Hello Armugam Yadhav, nowadays, Tamil Nadu is the only state where it is possible to enrol in an engineering college without taking an entrance exam. Admissions are made here based on grades from the 12th grade. You must succeed in the entrance exam for any other universities. Of course, there is a second option. You may apply for admission using the management quota. There is no entrance test necessary for this. I wish you well.

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Good day, Malathy Aeronautical engineering and aerospace engineering are frequently used interchangeably in India. So, don't worry. In terms of employment opportunities, both branches are equivalent. Technically speaking, the field of study is known as aeronautical, whereas the industry is known as aerospace.
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