Aeronautical Engineering
Hey Nonitha,
According to your query, these both options have a great scope and in both of them you get equivalent job opportunities in private or government sector. Aeronautical engineering deals with designing , managing , testing aircrafts and missiles. And this stream is very costly for study as compared
Hello.
You can definitely become a pilot after graduating with a degree in aeronautical engineering. But, I will give you my opinions on it. In the end, do whatever you feel is right. Now doing aeronautical engineering before pilot training has its own pros and cons. Let me start with
Hi Sumnath,
After completing MS in Aeronautical Engineering, you can get into different industries; both government and private. Depending on the college you have completed MS from, your background and your skills, you maybe able to land on a package ranging from 30K$-90K$ per annum. You may get into aircraft
Hello,Vranda
The salary of an Aeronautical engineer varies for different companies.
The average salary of Aeronautical Engineer
Rs 683,133 per annum
Harsha,
There are many factors to be taken into account. Factors like your interest, financial needs, job sector like whether its core/IT/consultancy, higher studies etc..
If the job is in the core sector of Aeronautical Engineering, I would suggest going for it.
If it is not in the core sector
Hey Chaitanya Krishna,
The previous year closing rank for the aeronautical Engineering at the Manipal institute of Technology is around 11442. The Manipal campus is ranked at 43rd by the NIRF MHRD Government of India for engineering. The Manipal Campus is even rated as AAAA by Careers360. The tution fee
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