Hey aspirant,

According to your CRL rank mentioned I guess you have very low chance of getting seats into top NITS, IIITS, GFTIS but you may get some of the average rated NITS, IIITS, GFTIS but you may have to struggle or compromise with your desired branches.but since every year

Hello Kiritvankadi

All 3 of them are excellent colleges with very good ratings and infrastructure and faclilities but the difference in fees is  very great for IIT Ropar the fees is Rs 8.60 lakh for 4 years,for IIST the fees is Rs 1.8 lakh for 4 years but if you

Hello Aspirant ,

You cannot get M.tech admission in Aerospace engineering in Indian Institute of Technology after completing B.tech in computer science .

According 2020-21 admissions IIT , Bombay aerospace engineering is divided in four category

• Aerodynamics (AE1).
• Dynamics & Control (AE2).
• Aerospace Propulsion (AE3).
• Aerospace Structures (AE4).

Above four

Hello,

Aerospace engineering helps you to design , manufacture , or maintain the spacecraft , aircraft , missiles weapons etc.

It ranges from topics like computer applications, mathematics , Physics , electricity , robotics etc. This field requires mathematical skills , calculative, and observational skills.

You need physics , chemistry

For a career in Aerospace Engineering or perhaps any Mechanical Sciences, your basic concepts in Physics and Mechanics should be strong enough. Besides Mechanics, Mathematics, Calculus and Aptitude as well as your Thermodynamics, Kinetics and Equilibrium in Chemistry should be on the stronger side. For more information regarding Aerospace engineering

Hello Ravi Kumar,

I can understand your confusion since all are good institutes for pursuing Aerospace Engineering.

Yes, IITK has an airstrip and a hangar equipped with 4/5 gliders. You can go in anytime and see those gliders. There is one whose skin has been ripped off so that you