what is the scope for aeronautical engg in INDIA?
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there is only one gud college i.e of hindustan aeronautical ltd. but looking at pesent scenario aeronautical engg is booming ahead.... i mean in india
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OFCOURSE AICTE IS MUST TO CONCIDER UR DEGREE IS STANDARD ONE.IF UR DOING A B.Tech IN AERONOUTICAL ENGG UNDER R V UNIVERSITY WHICH IS DEEMED AS WELL AS NOT APPROVED BY AICTE IS WASTE .TO SEE SUCH  RESULT JUST ASK ANYONE WHO IS NEAR NEHRU COLLEGE (COIMBATORE).DONT WASTE MONEY AND TIME FOR SUCH GIMMIC OK .FEEL FREE TO CONTACT.
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HAHAHA...you want to be an engineer...you better have some great gift for it then...  Let me help you first with the question... "How can I get a Scholarship to study aeronautical engineering when I never took Physics in High School?".  Now that we got English down...
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Sure you can switch to aeronautics from mechanical engineering. However, please consider yourself as a freshman and probably learn lots of new terms when you get there. It is tones of solid knowledge is required that your might left out such as Aerodynamic, Propulsion, System Control and Gas Dynamic. It is pretty lots to catch. I can;t advise too much as your question is too general to give u a specify answer of your interest fields or major. Keep in mind you can do it but it will be hard. Good luck
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fisrt go to bangalore "IAM" (institute of aviation medical) and find out you are fit for flying or not. to do that you have to contact them and get an appointment date. follow the instruction from them regarding each test. If you pass "fit for flying" go ahead and join as a trainee pilot in any of the avaition training institute in india or abroad. \n\nIt will be fast and cheaper  to study in USA better than india. because in india you have to struggle a lot through politics to build your future. you can find out the institutes in USA by searching the web.www,google.com\n\nbest of luck. .bonvoyage !!!
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join in any good aeronautics college......email me if u got seat in college.....&  i wish u all sucess in ur life.......vinothan_87@yahoo.co.in
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IF you have math included then...\nYou can go for Engineering BE\nBE electronics and tele communication/instrumentation\nStudy of electronics and telecommunication tachnology\nBE computer science\nBE biotechnology\nBE mechanics\nBsc Biotechnology\nBsc botany/zoology/maths/chemistry/physics/industrialmicrobiology/industrial chemistry/microbiology/computer science/infomation technology/mass communication\nBachelor of visual media communication\nBA English/all indian languages/sanskrit/ Humanities/political science/economics\nBCom\nNursing\nBachelor of dental science\nMBBS\nBachelor of pharmacy\nFood technology\nSpeech therapy\nMArine technology
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check out these sites to answer your question:\n\nhttp://www.karnatakacet.com/medical-education-admissions-india.html\n\nhttp://www.hindu.com/2005/06/07/stories/2005060704490600.htm\n\nhttp://prayatna.typepad.com/education/2004/06/aicte_serves_no.html\n\nhttp://www.iitk.ac.in/nicee/npeee/EngineeringColleges.doc
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mechanical engineering \nmore specifically mechatronics\nit is a combination of mechanical engineering and electronics.\nfor the designing part special short courses has to be taken but it would be easy to take after mechanical engg.
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It is someone specializing in aeroplanes and aviation. These industries employ many engineers. For more details and the answers to all your questions, please contact your local  Association Of Professional Engineers.
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Aeronautical Engineering, Systems Engineering, and Physics are all excellent preparation for working at NASA or for working at any of the American companies that make manned or unmanned Spacecraft  That doesn't means those are the only degrees they hire.
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Marine engineering is a heavily male dominated field in India, but women are allowed to become marine engineers. Here's an interesting article about it below.
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This type of information should be available by searching\n\nEngineering colleges - India, Admisssion requirements.\n\nworth a try.
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Aviation system -\nCooperative program established for System Safety, and administers\n\nAvionics - \nSubject Listing for Aircraft electronics \n\nAeronautical & Aerospace engineering -\nAeronautical / Aerospace Engineering is one of the most challenging fields of engineering with a wide scope for growth. This field deals with the development of new technology in the field of aviation, space exploration and defence systems. It specialises in the designing, construction, development, testing, operation and maintenance of both commercial and military aircraft, spacecrafts and their components as well as satellites and missiles.\nAs Aerospace engineering involves design and manufacture of very high technology systems, the job requires manual, technical as well as mechanical aptitude. Aeronautical engineer's usually work in teams under the  supervision of senior engineers, bringing together their skills and technical expertise. Though highly paid, the work is very demanding. An aeronautical engineer needs to be physically fit and fully dedicated to his work. One needs to be alert, have an eye for detail and should have a high level of mathematical precision to be successful.\n\nThe specialisations includes in areas like structural design, navigational guidance and control systems, instrumentation and communication or production methods or it can be in a particular product such as military aircrafts, passenger planes, helicopters, satellites, rockets etc. Engineers may work in areas like design, development, maintenance as well as in the managerial and teaching posts in institutes. They find a very good demand in airlines, aircraft manufacturing units, air turbine production plants or design development programmes for the aviation industry. Aerospace environment is sophisticated with rewarding career opportunities involving leading-edge technology.
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Aeronautics can ideally be studied after doing course in Mechanical Engineering or Physics. You may also do aeronautics after completing Civil Engineering, you need to be comfortable with Fluid mechanics to begin with.
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Why Aeronautical Engineering?\n\nStop a moment and look up to the sky! Have you ever thought about a career that is beyond the conventional? One that will enable you to reach for the sky? Think no further. Think aeronautical engineering! \n\nThe UK aerospace industry is world-class and is at the forefront of scientific and technological developments. This makes it one of the most diverse, technically advanced, challenging and exciting industries to work in today. \n\nStudying for an Aeronautical Engineering degree can be your passport to a successful and rewarding career within the aerospace industry. The UK is renowned for its excellence in aeronautical engineering. It has a very high concentration of aeronautical engineering based courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Indeed, there are over 32 UK universities offering aeronautical engineering based courses. Many of these universities can boast international reputations. \n\nWhat is the study of aeronautical engineering?\nAn aeronautical engineering degree involves turning ideas into reality by applying the principles of science and technology to the research, design, manufacture and maintenance of highly sophisticated products such as aircraft, missiles and space satellites. All these products are the result of whole team efforts that bring together each aeronautical engineer's skills and technical expertise.\n\nWho studies aeronautical engineering?\nIndividuals studying aeronautical engineering are highly intelligent, excellent team players, keen on challenges, self-motivated, innovative and lateral thinkers. They also have the capacity for highly technical and analytical thinking.\n\nWhat can you expect?\nAeronautical engineering courses involves 3 years full-time studying for BEng level and 4 years full-time studying for MEng. Students get opportunities to work in teams and get involved in resolutions of real-life problems. Most courses also require students to work on their own, perhaps researching a particular area of interest for their final year dissertations or projects.\n\nFurthermore many degree programmes provide students opportunities to undertake industrial placements within the UK and overseas. Industrial placements are excellent vehicles for acquiring invaluable experience in applying some of the theoretical knowledge gained. Practical situations in a real working environment also greatly assist in consolidating classroom learning.\n\nWhere Next?\nFor those who wish to continue to build upon their academic study, the UK also offers an excellent range of postgraduate level aeronautical engineering based degree courses. Postgraduate study provides an unique opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of advanced methods and techniques involved in specific areas/fields of aeronautical engineering.\n\nPostgraduates have the opportunity to enter the aerospace industry at a senior level. They can enjoy excelerated career development and command high salaries. However, a word of caution is in order. Postgraduate study is not a 'soft' option as the courses are very demanding. Moreover, some employers may prefer industrial experience to advanced qualifications. \n\nAdditionally, completion of an accredited aeronautical engineering degree course provides a suitable academic base for obtaining professional recognition as an Incorporated Engineer or Chartered Engineer. This requires registering with the Engineering Council, through a professional institution like The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS). The Royal Aeronautical Society accredits over 20 UK universities offering aeronautical engineering based courses. In addition the RAeS accredits a wide range of company training programmes.\n\nIn the UK the national body for engineering is the Engineering Council. It promotes and advances the science and practice of engineering to ensure that the UK is well served by its engineering resources. The Engineering Council works in partnership with t
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Having worked in the aerospace industry for 10 years (specifically military aircraft for what is now BAE SYSTEMS) I can tell you that you probably have a few options. You could do a degree in Electrical Engineering and end up either designing or installing highly specialized wiring. Or you could specialize in the field of Avionics which relates to aircraft systems design, installation, fitting, maintenance. This is systems such as ILS, VOR, radar, and other flight instruments.\n\nAeronautics is an option but you do realize that it covers a wide range of topics not related to your electronics qualifications. Areas such as Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics.\n\nAfter you graduate the sky is the limit. These people work in all areas of aircraft engineering from Boeing to NASA. Because engineers in general are in short supply you can "write your own ticket" and work anywhere in the world.