I am doing production engineering and have deep interest in aviation/astrophysics.How can i get into those line after completing engineering?
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Go there and good luck
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I am very interested in astrophysics especially the study of particles in the universe. I am also interested in the possibility of time-travel using black holes.
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Well to be honest, probably diesel mechanic would be your best choice.  The aircraft mechanic field will offer you a lot of excitement and a better chance of traveling though.  \n\nThe market for the aircraft mechanic is much smaller than the vehicle mechanic.  A lot of the jobs (parts repair jobs), are being out sourced to Mexico.  You will always need a line mechanic  to fix the plane but you can send your parts   elsewhere to rebuild them.  As a diesel mechanic you can find a position just about anywhere!  With aviation you are limited to the major hubs until you build up seniority.  \n\nTell you what, do the Crew Chief thing and get your A&P license.  Then while your still in find a local diesel mechanics school, use your G.I. Bill (around 40G now), and after you seperate or retire you can do that and then move into a middle management position.  \n\nIn the AF after about 10 to 12 years you really aren't physically working that much anymore, mainly supervising and controlling maintenance.  I always recommend that you get out there and continue to get your hands dirty from time to time when your in a supervisory or a management position.  Your troops will respect you more for it.
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When I lived in Dallas I had a friend who transferred to UT-Austin. She eventually studied astronomy. I don't know where you live, but the quickest way would be to check your local university. A carrier in physics or engineering would be your best choice. Keep in mind that, in if you want to be part of the astronaut corp, you may need to have at least a Masters degree, if not a PhD.\nGood Luck
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You need to start with simple model rockets and work your way up.\n\nDepending on where you live, you need to work your way up to something that big.  This would involve getting a license.\n\nIt is also a big event and would require a large investment of time and money.
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Try the following :\n\nLarsen & Tubro\nBechtel Engineering\nBharat Heavy Eelectrcal Engineering & its branches\nSNC Lavalin\nFoster & Wheeler\nMW Kellog etc.\nEnerpac
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Consider an aviation program. My college roommate during my junior year was an aviation major. I haven't heard from him lately but rumor has it he is currently a pilot.
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Well, I got this shocking news from a career counsellor reputed at national level that the automobile sector has got acute shortage of jobs for engineers..so better you don't play a gamble by choosing this stream.\nIf you have got enough studying power, aeronautics welcomes you..its not like other engineering streams that  you start studying two weeks before the examination and you would pass them...they demand thorough study..there is a stupendous scope in aeronautics specially after private airlines have run into the market...you can pursue research work at the government institutions like DRDO, HAL, ISRO, GTRE etc. after your higher studies.They even sponsor your masters after you get into them after doing BE in aeronautics..I know all this because I am also an Aeronautical Engineering guy..\nI hope you will not make a nasty decision..
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I worked for an attorney who has a degree in aerospace engineering.  He is an intellectual property attorney.  Very good one too!
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It depends on where you go to school (no, I'm not talking about education, keep reading) and where you want to work.  Schools and employers have various standards on who gets to join them.  For example, if you have a criminal record, it would be more difficult to get a job building fighter jets, since security clearances would be required.\n\nI would recommend contacting some schools (admission offices and engineering departments), as well as some employers (Martin/Lockheed, NASA, Boeing, etc.) to find out what they are looking for, this will help you set your path early on.  Also, I would contact them again every couple of years, things do change sometimes.\n\nGood Luck!
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As far as I know of an M.S. in physics could get you a career at N.A.S.A. in the jet propusions department.  I mean NASA is the top notch.  Or you could teach High School.  That is all I know of.  Good Luck!
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Sure there is! I finished my Bachelor's with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Although you may not want to get an aeronautics degree, they can still offer you classes esp. math and physics classes. They have an online program where you can complete much of your degree online.
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I assume you mean aircraft mechanics and maintenance.   Usually I don't recommend this, but you might want to look into the military.  First choice would be Airforce, followed by Navy and Marines.  There are technical schools that also offer this training, but I would expect that the military will offer superior credentials in this field since you may get security clearances for more... delicate work.\n\nUniversities, such as the Ohio State Univeristy, will have aerospace ENGINEERING, which is about DESIGNING aircraft, but there are generally MANY students seeking that degree, creating a glut of job-seekers in that employment market.  This is yet another reason to seek the training and experience through the military because, not only will you get the GI bill to help pay for college, but you will also have excellent professional experience and discipline.  I have seen these guys enter engineering as I am an advisor and find that they tend to be more successful.\n\nI won't kid you though, Navy or Marine work on an aircraft carrier or whatnot is not the safest work in this field!
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After 12th option is through NDA but that ask for Minimum 10 + 2 with Physics and Mathematics.\n\nAfter graduation CDS is option but that too require  B Sc (Physics and/ or Mathematics) or B E.\n(You should be a B Sc (Maths) or B Sc (Physics)).\n\nSo I am afraid you will not be able to join Flying branch unless you do B.Sc. however you can join ADMINISTRATIVE, LOGISTICS  OR  AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER/ \nFIGHTER CONTROLLER (SSC) BRANCHES/ ACCOUNTS/EDUCATION branch
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It is a well paying job that will probably challenge you.  You will need quite a bit of schooling first.  The best way to check out any career is to speak with someone who's already doing it.  Most people will be glad to talk to you because they are proud of what they do (especially in brainy work lines).  Try finding a company in your area that hires aerospace engineers.  Call them up to see if there is someone there that can talk to you more about the profession.  You might even get an internship out of it!
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As the number of Airline companies are increasing definitely the scope for aeronautical engineers will also increase.\nYou   can approach any abroad education consultancies regarding studies in Singapore
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Aeronautical, aerospace, and astronautical engineering sound good to me, that may be what i get into