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31st December 2015, 12:43 PM
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Detailed information about Aeronautical engineering after 9th standard? Qualification required in India or abroad to become Aeronautical engineer?


Respected madam/sir,
I am mohammed sheriff studying 9th standard in maharishi vidya mandir school CBSE, Hosur. I like to become a aeronautical engineer in future, so I want to know from now how I should prepare me for that course and what must be my qualifications in 10th and 12th for this in abroad and in India and how much money I want to spend for top colleges in India anywhere or abroad. So please send me these details.
Yours faithfully
mohammed sheriff




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12th January 2016, 01:52 PM
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Default Re: Detailed information about Aeronautical engineering after 9th standard? Qualification required in India or abroad to become Aeronautical engineer?

First complete your 10th std with good marks. You can opt for computer science group which comprises of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics in your 11th standard. Once you complete your 12th standard, you can get into Engineering institutions in which Aeronautical Engineering exists. IIT-jee Entrance exam will help you to get seat in top institutions like IIT's/ NIT's.
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