Aerospace Engineering

Hello Shaik Mohammad Imran, yes indeed. It's perfectly feasible. Let me explain. Every state government has a directorate of technical education. This dte decides which branch in Diploma is required for admission to a particular branch of engineering graduation in lateral mode. Actually, Diploma is considered as 12+ as far as engineering is concerned and hence admission is given directly into the second year of a 4-year degree course. I would like to advise you to visit the website of the directorate of technical education in your state. Download the required conditions of eligibility and go through this. You will get authentic information about your state.

Hello DL Ram, firstly just don't worry about getting confused. It's okay at your age. I am very happy to hear from you that you are interested in joining the Indian Space Research organization. It's the premium agency of India in space exploration. They need expertise in different fields like mechanical, electrical, chemical, aeronautical and many more branches of engineering. They also require experts in many fields of Science like Physics Chemistry Maths etc. I would like to advise you to have a look at the website of ISRO and look for job advertisements. This will give you a peep into the requirements and you can then choose your education. Best wishes to you.

Hello Keshav Kumar, the four designations that you mentioned have different job profiles. But it's not like mathematics where there is a fixed and only single meaning. Across the spectrum, these terms are used loosely many a times. The airport manager is responsible for managing all personnel and operations within the airport. The aviation Manager is responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with the regulatory framework. Airport Programme Manager is another loosely defined term. At many airports across the world, the operator employs a programme or project manager when some new activity is undertaken. After completion of this activity, the job is terminated. The aviation Programme Manager, is in charge of planning aviation-related projects, costing, implementation, etc. I am sure that if you google, you may get much more, though confusing, information. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Aah the scope of this in India! Indian Space Research organization is indeed a frontal agency in India that is doing pioneering work. Yes, if we look at the past, we may get disheartened. But look at the future. The government has cleared the way for the entry of private entities into this field. With the genie out of the bottle, things can only look up as we look at both short-term and long term prospects. ISRO is a leading agency across the world for commercial launchings of small size satellites. With private funding, this will get a great boost. Hence it's my considered opinion that aerospace engineering graduates have a great future ahead. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Aerospace engineering is at the forefront of technology. Your major perk will be getting exposure to the cutting-edge technology on which you would be working and learning. These are the areas where every aspiring engineering student with a quest to conquer new horizons wishes to work. It's not like mundane civil, mechanical, or electrical engineering. New research is getting millions of dollars in funding in these areas. The human race needs more and more aerospace engineering to have a better life and conviniences. But then it's not for the faint-hearted. One needs to study hard and work hard to not only know the nuances but to keep abreast of newer developments. But then perks outweigh everything else. Best wishes to you.