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i am passing 10th and next i am complete deploma mechnical .so can i go aronotical .

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i am passing 10th and next i am complete deploma mechnical .so can i go aronotical .

Hi
I think you should take admission for btech aeronautical engg. and after that you became an aeronautical engg.
all the best

Pursuing a career in Aeronautical Engineering requires a strong foundation in science and mathematics. After passing 10th grade, you generally need to pursue the science stream (Science Group) in 11th and 12th grade, which includes Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

To become an Aeronautical Engineer, you will need to complete a Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering from a recognized university or institution. This program usually involves an in-depth study of subjects such as aerodynamics, aircraft structures, propulsion systems, flight mechanics, control systems, and more.

While it's possible to pursue Aeronautical Engineering after 10th grade, it is typically a longer and more structured educational pathway. After completing your 10th grade, you would need to enroll in a 2-year Pre-University Course or Intermediate Course (equivalent to 11th and 12th grade) with a focus on science subjects. After that, you can apply for a Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering.

Keep in mind that the specific educational requirements may vary depending on the country and the institution you plan to pursue your studies. It's advisable to research the admission criteria and requirements of the universities or institutions offering Aeronautical Engineering programs to ensure you meet their prerequisites.

Aeronautical engineering typically requires a higher level of education beyond 10th grade. Most universities and institutions offering aeronautical engineering programs require candidates to have completed their 12th grade or equivalent education with a strong background in mathematics and physics. It's important to research and understand the specific educational requirements of the institutions you are interested in attending.