i have completed my HS and iam opting for college, i am confused whether to take B.E. ECE OR Aero? help?
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Aero will be a better choice keeping the futuristic oppotunities in mind.very soon there will be a quantum jump in the requirement for Aeros.by the time you complete your graduation there will be stagnation for those optiing for B.E.ECE
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it depends what u have at +2 level. if u are the maths student, then go to IIT through JEE, if u have bio, then u go to some mbbs courses, similarly for commerce, arts side. so decide as per your choice. every side has a bright future for sucessful people.\ngood night from jindajind!
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If you are looking for a bachelors degree: my advice is if you think you want to get into mech eng. then just do it. You can always switch to another field for your masters.\n\nWhat I did was opt for Physics because it offers a science base -- in case you want to change majors/fields in the future. \n\nAnd frankly, I never regretted choosing Physics (at IIT, Chicago).\n\nbut whichever field you choose, never lose sight of your goals and interests. You likely are unaware of these right now (if just starting college) so just find the place that feels right for the time - -you can even switch-up in a year and choose Physics, or electrical, or hell, even Architecture (I would have liked architecture -- but it's not a regret. I have a great appreciation for it having been a Physics student).
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Firstly let me know in which field u'd like to study. If u want to pursue higher deg in the same stream,then it wud be advisable that u go for BE/B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering as a lateral entry candidate.
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Getting into medical school is a big risk. Many students do the pre-med studies and then can't get into medical school. They have to change directions in their education\n\nEngineering is surer. If you are smart enough for medical school you should be able to handle engineering.\n\nI considered the same two choices and opted for engineering. I have never regretted it.
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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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B.E.(Bachelor of Engineering)
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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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Option 1 will most likely bring the best financial return.  But, it will certainly require that you stay technical in the Engineering arena.  If that's what you want to do, then go for it!
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What are your talents and what do you like doing?  You should get with a guidance counselor at the college you are planning to attend to get some personal advice, one on one.  Engineering is always a good field, with a lot of different options.  The world is full of engineers of different sorts, but talent will rise to the top.  And if you are good in your field, the old business won't matter if you don't bring the baggage with you.
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In school,\n          if you can take maths-biology group or computer science group(involving physics,maths& chemistry).\nIn college,\n           you can opt electrical & electronics for becoming an electrical engineer.you can opt mechanical engineering for become an mechanical engineer.
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What you have chosen sounds good. In the overall scheme of things it doesn't matter a great deal what else you choose since you are only in 11th grade. Just make sure you continue with sciences and continue to do very well in them. Universities look at how well you do in your courses, not so much at which courses you do, as long as you have the required ones. And you have the required ones if you have the math, the sciences, and English. The only ones I would recommend are a psychology course and/or a statistics course if they are available to you in high school.  And I really don't think that fast track matters either - take your time and get a good foundation.\n\nGood luck with your future plans.
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if you have 90%+ PCM then do engg. from good Engg college like Sardar Patel,VJTI(BEST of mumbai),KJ Somaiya(Best among pvt. colleges). see the cut off from broucher that u will get when you fill the form. Choose college with highest possible cutoff you can afford  i.e. if u hav 270 marks consider college above 260 cutoff only.\nYou can choose any branch which u like but there are more job in IT. By saying this i dont suggest u to take computer or it, bcoz i m an ELectronics Engg. and got job in TCS ahead of many IT and computer branch people you can also do the same.\n\nOne more thing, "Do what you like to do" for this think where u want 2 be after 10-15 years
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I suggest you to go for Non-medical stream. The reason is that a non-medical student after 12th can opt for any course anywhere in the world i.e subjects of commerce as well as of medical. But a commerce student in no way opt for an engineering course. Moreover it gives you a cutting edge over others with it's vast variety of fields.
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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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i faced a similar situation 5 years back and i know how difficult a choice it can be. \ni was good in physics and maths both (at least that's what i thought), and i had got admission for studying physics at a reputed college. i left that a year later to do engineering.\nit depends on 2 factors -\n1. your priorities. do u want to  pursue research in, say, physics or do u want to get a job and settle down? pursuing physics as such is definitely better if u really like physics and would like to continue pursuing it.\n2. the institution u get admission to. after u leave the institution, u should get ample scope for pursuing your interests. your interests should not get hampered by lack of facilities in the institute, or lack of peer who have the same interests as u, etc.\n\nalso, many engineering institutes allow u to pursue physics along with your normal engineering courses. so u can actually continue physics while doing an engineering course. that's when u r unable to decide for sure.\nall the best.
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None is better than the other. It's about the major you fit in. I'm not sure what specific technical background you have. Sometimes one doesn't have to choose which one you want, because one only fulfills the requirements for either, not both.