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

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

As per the information available online, RVCE is better among the mentioned names for aerospace engineering.

It provide quality education, better exposure and very good packages.

So you should prefer this I guess.

For more information, you can refer the links below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/rv-college-of-engineering-bangalore

PEC is in general considered as one of the finest colleges in Chandigarh. There are several advantages to being in a city like Chandigarh, including safety, being around civilized people, less pollution, etc.

Though having a good environment, Aerospace Engineering is not very good at PEC Chandigarh. Due to the

Of courses, many Top IITs have Aerospace Engineering in their Curriculum, but apart from that their are many Excellent Engineering Colleges with excellent Faculty and Facilities for Education in Aerospace Technology. They are

1. IISc Bangalore (Postgraduate)

2. IIT B, K, KGP, Madras

3. IIST Trivandrum

4. RVCE Bangalore

5.

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have not mentioned about the name of the domicile or state you belong so the required details can't be shared with you. You should certainly mention the name of state you belong then only

Hi Aspirant,

At Amritha University, AEEE will go for 70% of seat distribution, while Jee Mains will go for 30%. In order to apply to a college using your jee mains score, you must meet the exam cutoff score. The expected cutoff for this year is around 89 to 90

Dear student,

Changing the board of examination is completely your choice, it has nothing to do with becoming aerospace engineer in ISRO, but before getting admission you must know that you should do your 11th and 12th with Physics, chemistry and Mathematics, these subjects should be there in your examination.

Hi Aspirant,

As you secured 37.88 percentile in JEE mains exam, your expected marks would be 21-30.

Sastra University allows admissions based on your JEE mains score. For this you need minimum marks of 100-120 in JEE mains. And also minimum aggregate of 75% in 12th board exam.

So based