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Sir, I am in 11th standard and I want to become an Aeronautical Engineer but the problem is I have the blindness in one eye and other eye is normal. So, can I pursue this course and become an Aeronautical Engineer?

One of the Physical Requirements for Aeronautical Engineer that you should have a good eye vision & you do not have Color/Blindness problem.
So, you cannot pursue this course.

The Standard eyesight required for doing aeronautical engineering is 6 by 6.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sir, I am in 11th standard and I want to become an Aeronautical Engineer but the problem is I have the blindness in one eye and other eye is normal. So, can I pursue this course and become an Aeronautical Engineer?

No, you would not to eligible for becoming Aeronautical engineer because for taking admission into the Aeronautical engineering course one should have a good eye sight and one should not have colour blindness.
As you have mentioned that you have blindness in one of your eye, you would not qualify their required criteria, so you are not eligible for this.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sir, I am in 11th standard and I want to become an Aeronautical Engineer but the problem is I have the blindness in one eye and other eye is normal. So, can I pursue this course and become an Aeronautical Engineer?

Standard eyesight requirement for being an Aeronautical Engineer is 6/6. This means your eyesight should be sharp and there should be no problem in your eyes.
You must pass 12th or in the 12th standard with physics, chemistry and maths subjects.