Aerospace Engineering
Hi Sumati,
As both aerospace engineering and aeronautical engineering are prepared to design aircraft there is not a much difference in both.
However, aerospace engineering would likely to be combination of two specializations namely: aeronautical engineers who handle the design of aircraft and austronautical engineers who are specialised in designing
As you completed your boards exams now its time to appear for entrance test. As you want to study aerospace engineering, you have to appear for JEE Mains which is an entrance exam for persuing aerospace engineering. If you cleared JEE Mains then you will be eligible for
I belong to OBC NCL category.
Aerospace engineering is pretty hard but not the hardest field.
Most of the subjects are based on physics and maths. If you have good knowledge of the same, you won't find it much hard. Electronic and electrical theory are something that some people find hard. It won't be that hard
Well, to join NASA, you will need to get a US citizenship, so I would recommend to go and study there, because you need to live there for a long time (8–10 years) before you even become eligible for an American citizenship.
As far as Indian colleges are concerned, apart
Dear Ranjithkumar,
As you are writing but the cut off of previous years was given on the rank basis. So I am sending you the link where you can find the previous years opening and closing rank.
Link:https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-kanpur
I hope this will solve your query.
Good luck.
hello neetu singh!! as far as i researched,there is no mtech program in NAL,BANGALORE.
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Hi,
Hope you are doing well, here are the careers after aerospace, aeronautical, avionics, chemical engineering
Aerospace Engineering:
Aeronautical Engineering:
Hello Shreyasling,
To continue your higher studies with astrophysics you can find many ways one of which I am staying here:
1. Continue 11th and 12th with PCM. Keep working hard and focus on maths and physics
2.. You can then do B.tech/B.E in electrical or electronic.but most of the
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