Hey,

Candidates can apply to IISER by one of the following three channels-:
• KVYP Channel: kishore vaigyanik protsahan yojna
• JEE channel: Joint entrance examination 
• SCB channel: State and Central Board channel. Students who pass their 12 boards in science stream(PCM or PCB) with marks equal or above

Hey,

Both engineering streams are good, go with your interest.

•To know about the subjects, job prospects, scope in automation and robotics engineering, go through this link-:
https://engineering.careers360.com/automation-and-robotics-0?amp

•And click here for aerospace engineering-:
https://www.careers360.com/aerospace-engineering-course

All the best!

Hey,

MIT ADT is one of the best private engineering colleges in Maharashtra.

Here you'll find about the department of aerospace engineering of MIT ADT, Pune :
http://www.mituniversity.edu.in/Academics/MIT_School_of_Engg/

Hope it helps!

In order to take admission in aerospace engineering you have to appear for the entrance exam like JEE (Main+Advanced), Amrita and SRM.

To know the top colleges you can refer below

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

Indian Institute of Technology,

Dear Kaustubh,

According, to careers 360 both the colleges has AAAA+ ratings which means outstanding.

Ratings are based on Faculty, Placements, Cut-offs of national / state level Entrance exams, Accreditation and Reward status and Publication record from Elsevier’s indexing database - Scopus. 

In NIRF Ranking, SRM is in 35th position

it must required 60 % marks in PCM of intermediate Exam.

Also , If some one exists in the SC/ST ,Kashmiri migrants and North East so ,in this case candidate requires 50% marks .

The final expected Rank of VITEEE :20000.

Till now, no information out for 2018 so to get a rough idea about the same you can go through the below link -

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iist-btech-cutoff

Good Luck!!!

Dear Kaustubh,

According, to careers 360 both the colleges has AAAA+ ratings which means outstanding.

Ratings are based on Faculty, Placements, Cut-offs of national / state level Entrance exams, Accreditation and Reward status and Publication record from Elsevier’s indexing database - Scopus. 

In NIRF Ranking, SRM is in 35th position

There is no information out for 2018 cut off but to get a rough idea about the same you can go through the below provided previous year cut off trend -

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iisc-bangalore

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

Good Luck!!!