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Utkarsh Chauhan
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After completing B.tech in aerospace either you can opt a core or non core job via placement cell. Or you can you can convert to B.tech+M.tech (5 year) here from IIT Bombay, or you can go for MS from Foreign Institute. These are the options which most of the students choose. Also you can start your own Startup if interested.
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deepak kumar guptayou never know how close u are
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girls are going for mining so better not to think of this silly
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no you can't. . try other top universities such as Alliance or Vivekananda Global University
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Utkarsh Chauhan
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Here at IIT Bombay the curriculum includes both Aeronautical and Aerospace in single Btech Degree.
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I personally relied on the study material provided by the coaching classes but still there are some nice texts like
For JEE Advanced
Physics - HC Verma(for Basics), Halliday Resnick Walker, if further you can go for I E Irodov (but personally i think it not required)
Chemistry- Morrison Boyd, Solomons Fryhle, M S Chouhan for question ( other books too from Balaji Publication on inorganic and physical are also good for questionsl like VK jaisawal) R C Mukherjee, JLee for Inorganic NCERT is quite nice
Maths- Hall and Knight , S L loney , also the whole arihant series topic wise books are nice, for questions Tata Mcgraw Hill , A Das Gupta
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For JEE Advanced
Physics - HC Verma(for Basics), Halliday Resnick Walker, if further you can go for I E Irodov (but personally i think it not required)
Chemistry- Morrison Boyd, Solomons Fryhle, M S Chouhan for question ( other books too from Balaji Publication on inorganic and physical are also good for questionsl like VK jaisawal) R C Mukherjee, JLee for Inorganic NCERT is quite nice
Maths- Hall and Knight , S L loney , also the whole arihant series topic wise books are nice, for questions Tata Mcgraw Hill , A Das Gupta
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