Hello P R

The scope of Aeronautics Engineering depends on which area you want to specialse in. Like as follows

HAL (Mostly Aircraft Structures)

NAL (Aerodynamics and Materials)

ISRO- Well ISRO does not have a separate recruitment for Aeronautics engineers, you’ll have to look into materials, electronics and structures.

And there are private companies like GE, Honeywell,etc.

Although my recommendation is never settle after Bachelor’s in Aerospace, this is a very vast stream and Master’s is kinda mandatory. A Bachelor’s payscale may range between Rs.20,000–45,000/month. However a Master’s can actually increase the pay by about 3 times.

Hi,

Aerospace Engineering basically deals with the study of objects operating above the Earth’s atmosphere.

The subjects that you would learn during the bachelor’s course in Aerospace Engineering are:

Aerodynamics

Aircraft structures

Flight Dynamics

Strength of materials

Space stability

Astrodynamics

Control systems

Propulsion

Thermodynamics and Fluid mechanics

Vibrations and Theory of elasticity

Aircraft materials and composites

Space systems

Computational fluid dynamics(Elective)

Digital signal processing(Elective)

The scope of Aerospace Engineering depends on which area you want to specialse in. Like as follows

HAL (Mostly Aircraft Structures)

NAL (Aerodynamics and Materials)

ISRO- Well ISRO does not have a separate recruitment for Aerospace engineers, you’ll have to look into materials, electronics and structures.