Am I eligible to pursue aeronautical engineering?
81 Views|Posted 2016-05-26 13:56:42
Asked by Jai Kumar
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Answered by
6 years ago
BE Aeronautical Engineering is a 4-year Under Graduate (UG) course with a specialization in the field of aviation and aerodynamics. The minimum eligibility criterion which most of the institutes ask for is a score of at least 60% to 70% (relaxable for reserved category candidates) at 10+2 or equival

Answered by
7 years ago
Hello Jay Kumar,
You will be eligible to do engineering if you have completed 12th with PCM as your subjects. Of course if you want to get admission in IIT then you should have passed your 12th with minimum 75% of marks. Different states have given different yardsticks as far as the minimum marks ar
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