Hi,

Aerospace Engineering is an engineering branch which inculcates the skills and knowledge to design, manufacture and maintain spacecraft, missiles and weapons systems. Aerospace Engineering deals with two major and overlapping branches- Aeronautical Engineering and Astronautical Engineering.

For admission in Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, basic eligibility criteria is atleast 60% in PCM in Class 12. Computer science isn't compulsory but it's advised to go for it keeping in mind both long term and short benefits of computers in today's advancements.  For admission in top engineering colleges of India, one must obtain a good rank in JEE mains and JEE advanced. For getting a license in Aircraft maintenance engineering, clearing exams under DGCA is important.

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There is no definitive answer to this question as computer science engineering is a rapidly-growing field, and the number of unemployed professionals in this field may change over time.The skills required may change according to the development. The graduates should be upgraded with the technology and the skills to be in demand with the companies requirements.

Hi Adnan,

Hope you are doing well !

In my opinion, YES, engineers can do business similar to a  BBA graduate. Though you would need some time to understand business, and it's concepts, unlike a BBA graduate, who is already aware of business and it's aspects.

However, once you understand the basics of business, such as sales, marketing, operations, finance, etc. you are good to go.

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Hope the above answer was helpful.

ISRO accepts an Engineer who have graduated with BTech/MTech with at least 65% or 6.0 CGPA score.

The degree offering institute must be recognized by the UGC/Government of India. So yeah! If you go for the course of Engineering in IIEST then you are eligible for the ISRO jobs. You will get the job is entirely dependent on your intellectual capability and skill. ISRO don't provides any special preferences to the student of IIT's/NIT's/IIEST etc, but most of the candidates from this institute gets the job in ISRO because, they are good in there subject. So if you can build up your skill, then without any doubt, you can go for the job profiles offered by ISRO.

For more information regarding IIEST consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-engineering-science-and-technology-shibpur

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Hello,

Computer science actually is a study of how to solve  theoretical problems, whereas software engineering is a study of how to solve more of practical and real world problem. Software engineers work in computer systems designing firms or those manufacturing companies which design electronic products . Software engineers,also known as software developers create softwares for computers and different applications.  Software engineer is very similar to computer science. It's a branch of engineering.

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Hello Adnan,

Congratulations on graduating the 12th grade. Now is the time to decide the route of your career which may very well shape your life ahead from this point on. Before selecting any of the available options, you have to be aware of your interests, the things that you are good at and the field of studies that excite you and make you want to explore it further.
As you mention that you are interested in pursuing engineering, you need to understand the basic requirements to be a good engineering.
1. You need to have a good understanding about the science concepts and be fairly good at it.
2. Mathematics is a fundamental concept that lays the base for everything.
Coming to the suggestion given by your family members, it is important to realize the implications of your choices here on out. The path chosen from this point will determine the route of your career. I would suggest that you think extensively on this topic, and listen to suggestions given by your family members, consult people who have chosen both the career paths in questions and weigh your options before finalizing on a decision.
Good luck.

Hello aspirant,

Civil engineering is one of the oldest and most diverse engineering fields. A job in this industry offers numerous advantages. Civil engineering courses, like those in other STEM professions, are available at the undergraduate, graduate, diploma, and doctoral levels, with degrees such as B.E./B.Tech, ME/M.Tech, and PhD. Some institutes also provide civil engineering certification courses such as structural engineering, structural steel civil engineering, water management, and so on.

Civil engineering courses, whether taken online or in person, will open up new doors for applicants in fields such as construction, land development, urban development, water resource firms, irrigation companies, and more.

To know about various courses, their eligibility criteria, fees you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses-certifications/civil-engineering-courses-brpg

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hello aspirant,

YES, Civil Engineers are eligible for Mtech programs like geoinformatics and Natural Resources.

Besides, these programs here are some various M.Tech Programs where Civil Engineers are Eligible :

• M.Tech in Transportation Engineering.
• M.Tech in Structural Engineering.
• M.Tech in Infrastructure Engineering and Management.
• M.Tech in Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering.
• M.Tech in Geotechnical Engineering.
• M.Tech in Geoinformatics.

I hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

There are so many benefits of being a PSU engineer. PSUs offer a substantial pay package (beginning salaries) that is often higher than comparable positions in the private sector. Aside from the pay, there are numerous additional financial advantages to working for a public sector organisation, such as free medical insurance, retirement benefits, easy access to loans, performance-based incentives, and so on.

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