Let me give you an honest answer.

I’m passionate about aerospace engineering and I chose Jain University for my graduate studies in aerospace. I will present to you the facts and experiences about the course and the college and you decide whether you want to join or not.

First of all, aerospace engineering field is still developing in India and there are so many who have not heard of such a course exists in the first place. Though aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing have their R&D and support centers in India, they just take professionals who are 5-10 years experienced. Few government PSUs like ISRO, DRDO and ADA prefer aerospace graduates for project assistants and graduate engineer posts. But their number is very less and has high competition for the jobs. So, if you are looking for a core job immediately after a degree in aerospace engineering, sorry to disappoint you my friend but that does not going to happen except for a lucky few from IITs.

This is the fate of aerospace engineering in India.

After hearing this, still you are passionate and want to study aerospace engineering I suggest you can try for reputed IITs for your studies. If you won’t get a seat, no problem! It’s not the end of the world. You can try for some private colleges and then have a plan for masters in some reputed Universities in India or abroad.

Keeping all these scenarios in mind, let me tell you about Jain University in Bangalore for aerospace engineering course:

1. In Jain University, aerospace engineering course comes under the purview of IIAEM (International Institute for Aerospace Engineering & Management) which is a collaborative venture between Jain University and Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies and Industries (SIATI).

2. I think one of the main attractions of IIAEM is its teaching and faculties. Most of the faculties are retired employees from HAL, NAL, ISRO and ADA who have vast industrial as well as academic experience and attending their lectures is truly a treat in terms of knowledge which you can gain.