Hello Aspirant,

Aerospace Engineering is not mandatory to join ISRO. If you want to do engineering after 12th and after want to join ISRO then you can pursue B.Tech/ B.E.  any of the following specialization-

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Aerospace Engineering
• Computer Science Engineering
• Radio Engineering and other related courses.

If you don't get into IISC, IIT or NIT, after completing your B.Tech/B.E from any Institution/college  you can take the test that is conducted by ISRO. This test includes a written exam and a personal interview.

You can also join ISRO after your Post Graduation. If you don't want to do B.Tech/B.E. then you can pursue Bachelor's and Masters in Physics. After that also you will able to join ISRO.

Hope this information will help you.

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. You can pursue Aerospace Engineering after earning your Mechanical Engineering diploma. Candidates with a diploma are eligible to study engineering under the lateral entrance program.

• Seats are set aside in engineering institutes for lateral entrance applicants. Successful completion of a diploma program at an AICTE-approved institution is a must.
• A diploma from college with at least a 60% grade point average.

Some engineering universities provide direct admission through the Management Quota program.

However, some universities need you to take an entrance exam.

Aerospace engineering is only available from a small number of colleges.

The field of aerospace engineering is fairly broad.

Aerospace engineers will be hired by ISRO, and if you perform in your field, you can land a job in a prominent organization. You can work at factories that make aeroplanes, to learn about leading Aerospace.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!

Hello Aspirant

I hope everything is going well.

According to information, RVCE is the better option for aerospace engineering among the names given.

It offers excellent packages, better exposure, and high-quality education.

For more information, you can refer the links below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/rv-college-of-engineering-bangalore

https://www.careers360.com/university/srm-institute-of-science-and-technology-chennai

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing good

The Aerospace engineering is seems to be difficult. But they offer many good opportunities. By knowing that aerospace engineering is difficult you should not stop. Instead you should move on and achieve it.

Aerospace engineering requires creativity, quick-thinking.

You should move on irrespective of whether difficult or easy. You will achieve one day definitely where you find it is difficult.

Good Luck...

Dear aspirant,

Congratulations! Looking at your percentile you have a very good chance of getting a rank below 3 k and based on previous year cutoffs you have a solid chance of getting Aerospace engineering in the college of your choice. This information is based on previous year trends and it may vary due to other conditions but generally,yes, you have a very good chance. For more info please check the link below.

AEEE

Hope this helps

Hello,

Last year in round 6 of JoSAA counselling a candidate with rank 395 belonging to SC-Female category secured seat in Aerospace Engineering in Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. Considering the previous year cut off you need to secure a rank within 400 to have decent chances of getting seat in Aerospace Engineering in IIT, Bombay. It is difficult to indicate the exact score to secure such rank because the total marks score for JEE Advanced changes. The marks vs rank trend also changes every year depending on the total number of candidates appeared, highest score in the exam, tie breakers etc. To have decent chances of getting seat in you should aim to score minimum 45% of the total score in JEE Advanced. Cut off is subjected to change it may increase or decrease depending on the total number of candidates applied, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc. To check the cut off use the link given below

https://josaa.admissions.nic.in/Counseling/seatallotmentresult/currentorcr.aspx

To get the list of more institutes in which you may get seat you may use our JEE Advanced college predictor tool

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_adv_cp

Hello!

No, Vellore Institute of Technology doesn't offer aerospace engineering.

However, these are some of the institutions that offer this course-

1. IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology.
2. MIT Manipal - Manipal Institute of Technology.
3. SRM University Chennai - SRM Institute of Science and Technology.
4. IIST Thiruvananthapuram - Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology.
5. RVCE Bangalore - RV College of Engineering.

Hope you'll find this information helpful.

Hey dear,

The primary responsibilities of aerospace engineers include the design and testing of aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, and satellites. Aerospace engineers must make sure that their designs are in line with the engineering concepts used in these items when creating these products.

Benefits for aerospace engineers typically include retirement plans, vacation, sick leave, life and health insurance, and holidays. From 2020 to 2030, it is anticipated that employment for aerospace engineers will increase by 8%, which is approximately average for all occupations. Over the next ten years, there are expected to be, on average, 4,000 jobs for aerospace engineers.

Given how quickly the aviation and space industries are expanding, qualified aerospace engineers will undoubtedly find a wide range of employment prospects. One of the top five engineers with the highest salaries is an aeronautical engineer.

To know more :-

https://www.careers360.com/careers/aerospace-engineer

Hope it helps