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:

Hi Vikas,

Sandip University Nashik Campus-

The college is good for students pursuing aerospace engineering. The college has got good laboratory facilities and good faculty. The college provide placement assistance to the students. The college also has some industrial tie up with the companies which helps in the easy placement

Let me give you an honest answer.

I’m passionate about aerospace engineering and I chose Jain University for my graduate studies in aerospace. I will present to you the facts and experiences about the course and the college and you decide whether you want to join or not.

First of

International Institute for Aerospace Engineering and Management (IIAEM), a collaborative body between JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) and Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies & Industries (SIATI) offers engineering courses in the field of Aerospace. IIAEM works with JU-FET to prepare the students in Aerospace Engineering for research oriented professions as well as

Hey,

It depends on the rank that you have and the college that you want to get into.

I assume that you've attended jee main and is waiting to get into a good college (CS stream).

You can check the possible colleges that you can get into using the College

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,

hi,

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

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

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Every institution which teaches the curriculum of B.Tech or M.Tech in Aerospace Engineering must have the necessary infrastructure supporting Air craft designing. However how much upgraded the facilities are, varies from one college to another. Genuinely Madras Institute of Technology has a very pleasant infrastructure and there