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Is there any aeronautical courses if I take commerce with informatic practices. I am very passionate about cars and flights since childhood. Please inform me.

As per the minimum eligibility criteria, a candidate who has completed 12th standard with commerce stream is not eligible to take admission in Aeronautical Engineering because as per the minimum qualification required candidate must have done 12th standard with PCM from recognised board in order to take admission in Aeronautical Engineering degree course. But yes on the basis of your 10th class you can get admission in diploma in Engineering that is in Aeronautical Engineering after qualifying the Polytechnic Entrance test.

Eligibility for pursuing BTech in Aeronautical Engineering:

Aspirants must have done 10 + 2 b the PCM from a recognised board.

Being a Commerce student you are not satisfying the above eligibility criteria so you are not eligible to apply for this course on the basis of your 10 + 2.

No, you need to complete class 12th with PCM stream to become eligible for entrance exam of aeronautical engineering. Commerce stream students are not eligible for it.

You should study science stream with maths and then apply for JEE Main to get admission in B.Tech aeronautical engineering course.

Sorry, to say that you are not eligible to take admission in Aeronautical Engineering course after completion of your 12th standard with Commerce stream. To be eligible to get admission for pursuing Aeronautical Engineering course, you should have passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects from a Government recognised board. So, being a Commerce stream student, you are not eligible to apply for admission to Aeronautical Engineering course. If you are interested to take admission in Aeronautical Engineering course, you have to pursue 11th and 12th standard with Non-Medical Science stream from a recognised board and you have to appear and qualify the engineering entrance examination.