Hi Sanjay, you can do B Tech Mechanical, however, you need to fulfill the eligibility conditions. The eligibility for the program is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (Engg.) (any stream) 3 years after 10th Or 2 years after 10+2 (Non-Medical) Or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) Or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or

Hello aspirant

Here are a handful of careers you can pursue after you graduate as an aerospace engineer .

• Mechanical Engineer .
• Aircraft/Spacecraft Designer .
• Data Processing Manager.
• Military Aerospace Engineer .
• Inspector and Compliance Officer .
• Drafter .
• Aerospace Technician .
• Mission or Payload Specialist.

Hope this helps. All

Dear Student,

Aerospace Engineering focuses on the skills and knowledge to design, manufacture and maintain spacecraft, missiles and weapons systems.You can pursue this course after 10th as diploma which requires science and maths as compulsory subjects and you should have minimum percentage of 50 if belongs to general category or

Hi Aditya!

Yes definitely, you can study Aerospace engineering even if you have more marks in biology than mathematics. As per the eligibility criteria of aerospace engineering candidate must have completed 12th with physics, chemistry and mathematics subject as mandatory subjects with minimum aggregates (minimum percentage varies from college to

Hi,

Congrats, based on previous years trends the corresponding CRL rank for this percentile would be around 45000-55000. However, since you have a state quota and OBC reservation, you have a good chance to get NIT Trichy. I would advice you to look for other top NITs as well.

Please

Hello,

Aerospace is  a  branch of engineering, where you get to learn design, building, testing and maintenance of civil aircraft, missiles, space shuttles, rockets, space stations and other such units.

I will share with you a link where you can get the syllabus for aerospace engineering B.Tech course at the

Hey,

The Multiple selective question means that the correct options can be more than one but it's not the necessity that it has to be more than one. Some MSQs may have only one option as a correct answer.

The question you are talking about might have only one correct