Aeronautical engineering is a field of Aerospace Engineering. Some of the institutes also offer this
The curriculum of
Level of Course |
Undergraduate |
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Duration of Course |
04 Years |
Eligibility Criteria |
Class XIIth Science stream candidates with a minimum overall aggregate of 60% and above from a recognised Board are eligible |
Admission Process |
Entrance test-based and direct/merit-based |
Top Entrance Exams |
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Reputed Colleges |
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Average Course Fee |
INR 5,000/- to INR 5,00,000/- |
Average Starting Package Offered |
INR 3 LPA to INR 15 LPA |
The eligibility criteria for B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering are as follows -
Applicants should be at least 10+2 qualified from a recognised Board
Applicants should at least have secured more than or equivalent to 60% aggregate in their qualifying examination in science stream
It is compulsory for the applicants to have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at the 10+2 level
Students with an equivalent qualification can also apply
There are two ways through which admission into the B.Tech in Aeronautical engineering programme is given. One through engineering entrance exams and the other through management quota seats. In the entrance exam process, the candidates have to produce their valid entrance exam score card, i.e either a national-level entrance examination scorecard or state-level entrance test scorecard. Candidates can also apply for admission in select institutions which conducts its own entrance test. On the basis of the candidates’ performance in their respective qualifying exam and entrance exam, a merit list is prepared by the institutions followed by the conduct of counselling rounds. Final seat allotment is done after the counselling rounds conclude.
Some institutions reserve a certain number of seats as management quota seats and candidates willing to apply for admission in these management quota seats have to just fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria. No entrance exam scorecard is required in this scenario.
The admission to B.tech Aeronautical Engineering is done on the basis of cutoff as released by the different states/counseling authorities. The cutoff consists of the opening & closing ranks for admission. The closing rank is decided on the basis of rank obtained by the last candidate that has been admitted through the last counseling round. That means the rank of the last admitted student will be the closing rank for the next counselling. The candidate must acquire a rank up to the closing rank to get admission.
Colleges for 50-60 Percentile | List of Colleges for 50-60 Percentile in JEE Main |
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Colleges for 75,000 to 1,00,000 Rank | List of Colleges for 75,000 to 1,00,000 Rank in JEE Main |
Colleges for 70-80 Percentile | List of Colleges for 70-80 Percentile in JEE Main |
Colleges for 50,000 to 75,000 Rank | Colleges for 50,000 to 75,000 Rank in JEE Main |
Colleges for 60-70 Percentile | List of Colleges for 60-70 Percentile in JEE Main |
Colleges for 25,000 to 50,000 Rank | List of Colleges for 25,000 to 50,000 Rank in JEE Main |
Colleges for 80-90 Percentile | List of Colleges for 80-90 Percentile in JEE Main |
Colleges for 10,000 to 25,000 Rank | List of Colleges for 10,000 to 25,000 Rank in JEE Main |
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Telangana |
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Andhra Pradesh |
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Karnataka |
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Delhi |
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West Bengal |
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Haryana |
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Jharkhand |
Admission Process |
Conducting Authority |
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Anna University, Tamil Nadu |
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Rajasthan Technical University |
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Punjab B.Tech Admissions | Government of Punjab/ Punjab Technical University |
Government of Madhya Pradesh |
First Year:
Professional Communication |
Environmental Studies |
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering |
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Engineering Mathematics – 1 |
Engineering Physics – 1 |
Engineering Mathematics – 2 |
Engineering Chemistry |
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering |
Technical Communication |
Fundamentals of Electronics Engineering |
Engineering Drawing |
Fundamentals of Computer |
Second Year:
Humanities |
Engineering Physics – 2 |
Materials for Aviation and Space |
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Calculus of Variations & Numerical Methods |
Amrita Values Program – 2 |
Aerodynamics – 1 |
Introduction to Thermodynamics |
Compressible Fluid Flow |
Transforms & Partial Differential Equations |
Mechanics of Materials |
Mechanics of Fluids |
Aerospace Structures – 1 |
Third Year:
Introduction to Control Theory |
Finite Element Methods for Aerospace |
Avionics |
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Flight Mechanics |
Aerodynamics – 2 |
Science Elective |
Electives |
Environmental Studies |
Aerospace Propulsion |
Aerospace Structures – 2 |
Fourth Year:
Computational Fluid Dynamics for Aerospace |
Aerospace Structures – 3 |
Flight Dynamics & Control |
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Major Project |
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Although there are a lot of career opportunities for Aeronautical engineering graduates, the opportunities in the core profile are better outside India. However, there are a few government
Since there are better space