My interest is to design ,so what course I have take either aeronautical or architecture .?in the point of view of India situation

Hey,
If i say both are different fields and be important in India .I know aeronautical engineering is studying for aircraft and aeronautics field and some etc.but architecture engineering is defined design for building construction and maintenance for designing . aeronautical is 4 year course but architecture is 5 year course .both are different technical field .so you can choose in Ur career field .


Aeronautical Engineering

Aeronautical engineering is a study about the design and systems of an aircraft. It involves practical and theoretical understanding of materials, assembling parts, testing and maintenance of aircrafts. Professional engineers working in this domain have to be licensed aeronautical engineers. The course also enables students to attain knowledge of advanced technology used in aircrafts travelling in outer space. Aeronautical engineering also covers disciplines like aerodynamics, avionics and propulsion among others. Students pursuing aeronautical engineering can explore opportunities in defence organisations, government research centres, aircraft manufacturing organisations and NASA.

Eligibility Criteria

For UG: Class XII pass-out from a recognised school.

Scope of Aeronautical Engineering

There is a lot of scope in government organisations including defence.

Aeronautical engineers can have earned well in private MNCs

There are opportunities to work with NASA after completing higher studies in this stream.


Architecture Engineering

Architecture primarily teaches you the art of designing houses, skyscrapers, office spaces, shopping centres, malls and hotels. It is one of the unique courses as it has a combination of culture, design, and science and technology. Architecture programmes are creative in nature and it blends technology with arts. The course not only imparts knowledge about designing structures but also teaches you the concept of planning. Pursuing an undergraduate course in architecture will award you with B.Arch degree while an M.Arch degree at the postgraduate level.

Eligibility Criteria

For UG: The candidate should have passed 10+2 examination from CBSE or any other equivalent examination board with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as core subjects. The candidates should also fulfil minimum qualifying marks in aggregate of the subjects.

For PG: The candidate should have a B.Arch degree with a minimum passing percentage in aggregate of the subjects studied at the degree level.


Scope of Architecture Engineering

With the development in infrastructure sectors, the world will need architects for planning and designing the blueprint of the building or the projects.

No major infrastructural project can be passed without any prior architectural design.

Globalisation and Privatisation have led to the planning of more infrastructural projects which in turn will need more domain experts.

I think it depends upon you in which field you want to go .
All the best!