Hii Amizhthni

Dont worry you have lot of options after doing B-tech in aerospace engineering from IIST. You have lot of opportunities in airlines industry.

You can work in design and development of Aircrafts to space and satellite research.For more details you can go to this website.

https://www.aviationjobsearch.com/

You can

I did  get B.E Aeronautical Engineering in this year2018..With 80% and I got University rank...But right now I don't get job..Now I'm working as a Teacher..Now I'm thinking why should I chose Aeronautical Engg..Can u help me to find a job?

Hello, aspirant

Aerospace engineering colleges 

• SRM University
• Sastra University
• Hindustan institute of science and technology
• Bharat institute of higher education and research
• Indian institute of technology, Madras

These sre few top colleges

Hope helpful to you

All the best

Thank you

If you want to get job as early as possible then you should choose Computer Science and Engineering is your branch to easily get job because nowadays Computer Science and Engineering has very good scope and it is very easy to get placed in the  companies from the campus itself

Dear Arpit, Aerospace engineering is a high-technology discipline more than 110 years old. Yet, much remains to be done to broaden its scope and application to develop next generation Hypersonic Aircrafts, fast whisper-quite Helicopters, reusable Spacecrafts and Launch Vehicles etc. As a result aerospace engineering is an ever evolving discipline

hello ashok,

you'll have lot of time for preparation.first know the syllabus and important topics.if not, please refer these links:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2019

if you score high,defintely you'll get admission in iit.for that you've to put schedule on the jee main syllabus and important topics .sticking to the plan is matters

Hiii

You have not mentioned the university.
Please specify the name of the university you are asking about so that i can be able to help you solve your query.
You can refer to the following link to know about the aerospace engineering
https://www.careers360.com/aerospace-engineering-course

Thanks!

Hello,

Yes, you can, provided you meet the requirements provided by the university. These requirements may vary from university to university. These requirements would generally include certain calculus based physics courses, mathematics courses, etc. you would also need to meet minimum grade point average (GPA) requirements. Generally students from science,