Hi,

The authorities will be considering the following factors while preparing the cutoff of IIST B.Tech 2021:

Previous years’ cutoff trends

Total number of available seats

Difficulty level of qualifying exam

JEE Advanced 2021 qualified candidates

Number of candidates who have applied for IIST B.Tech admission 2021

Category

Minimum Aggregate

Dear Aspirant,

You should have the interest to study Aerospace Engineering. In Punjab Engineering College the course was set up in 1962. In PEC there is a large lab workshop for this course.

The top recruiters are HAL, DRDO, etc. In 3rd you can also go for Internships, and in

IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur B.Tech Aerospace closed at nearly SC Rank 1k in JEE Advanced 2020. Hence anywhere above SC Rank 1k in JEE Advanced, you have fair chances of securing a seat in Aerospace in one of the IITs.

For more information about Top Aerospace Colleges

Yeah, you may pursue Aerospace Engineering after 12th PCM if youre interested in the Avionics & Aerospace Industry. Top IITs like IIT B, K, KGP, Madras, IIEST Shibpur have Aerospace Courses, besides other Top Include RVCE, MSRIT and many others specifically in the Southern Half of India. Perhaps one of

After BTech in Aerospace Engineering from Sastra University, I'd give you few options, which would perhaps lead you to NASA or similar Space Research Organizations.

1. After BTech, pursue MTech from some of the Good/Top IITs or IISc Bangalore. Post which you may get a Job with ISRO or some

Hello,

If you are seeking admission in any college situated in Uttar Pradesh then the admission from this year is based on merit in JEE Main. Earlier it was based on merit in UPSEEE but the entrance examination had been scrapped off. As the previous year cut off is not

Hi Aspirant,

Before answering your question, I would like to draw your attention to certain information that might help you make your own decision. Nevertheless, I would provide you with my advice as well.

• Educational Facilities: More or less the same
• Faculties: Again not much of a difference.
• Fees: Bharat

Hi aspirant,

There are a lot of factors taken during comparison of colleges. And the answer to your question could have been more specific had you mentioned the categories under which you want the above-said colleges to be judged.

Nevertheless, from a general point of view,

• Infrastructure: Amity, here, takes