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| 15th April 2022 08:37 PM | |
| IPHONE13 |
Re: Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? No, it is not possible to study Aerospace engineering course after studying biology in 12th standard. To be eligible to study Aerospace engineering, you should have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry subjects from a recognised board. |
| 13th April 2022 08:13 PM | |
| shantanu bose |
Re: Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? No, it is not possible to study Aerospace engineering course after studying biology in 12th standard. • The eligibility criteria to study Aerospace engineering, you should have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry subjects from a recognised board. |
| 12th April 2022 09:55 PM | |
| cookie1902 |
Re: Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? Biology is not important for Aerospace Engineering. Mathematics and Physics are important, but Chemistry is not generally very important for core Aerospace Engineers. The minimum educational qualification required is a candidate must have passed 10+2 in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with a minimum score of 60% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. |
| 12th April 2022 01:01 AM | |
| Hera tabrez |
Re: Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? To be eligible to study Aerospace engineering , one must have completed class 12th with physics, maths and chemistry subject with atleast a good percentage from a recognised board. Those who have studied biology are not eligible for Engineering. Those who have studied maths are eligible for Aerospace engineering. Or if a candidate has opted both maths as well as biology then they can go for Aerospace engineering as maths is a compulsory subject. |
| 9th April 2022 11:28 AM | |
| Unregistered |
Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? Biology student can study Aerospace engineering or not? |
