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Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering, Mangalore -

The fees for total course is about 2.2 lakhs (55,000 per year). The college has good infrastructural facilities, experienced faculty, placement assistance. There is around 500+ placement every year. For more details about the college-

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Hello Vikas,

Indian Institute for Aeronautical Engineering and Information Technology (IIAEIT), is a decent institute for Aerospace Engineering. Had you mentioned any other college to compare with, your question could have been better answered. Nevertheless, I will give you a general overview of the college based on the following parameters:

AME CET is the national level common entrance exam to offer admission in various aviation courses in Pan India.AME CET motivates and guides students having interest in the aviation sector to choose the best career option for them.AME CET offers admission in license, graduation, diploma and certificate courses of aviation

Hey,

Ofcourse it is possible to take Mtech in Aerospace Engineering after completing BTech in Aeronautical engineering. You can write the GATE exam for the branch that you want to pursue. However the eligibility criteria differs for different colleges. If you are planning to do your MTech in Aerospace Engineering,

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see some times for interdisciplinary streams different  gate papers score holders are allowed for admission. however as per different iits and nits admission criteria I have come across you will not eligible for admission to m.tech computer science by attempting aerospace engineering papers. to study m.tech CS you need

Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing great there . Aeronautical engineering is available in many engineering colleges of india . Most of them give admissions on the basis of your jee main and jee advance scores . And for that too the basic eligibility criteria is minimum 70-75% aggregate in

Hello Aspirant

See there is some difference in both the programmes

In an Aeronautical course, more emphasis will be laid on ground systems, Aerodynamics, stability, control, navigation, structures, vibrations, and dynamics while in an Aerospace course, you're likely to study subjects such as Orbital mechanics, rocket propulsion, spacecraft dynamics, space