I've got 62.7% in 12th CBSE and 52 percentile in JEE Mains. Am I eligible for aeronautical engineering? If so, how can I apply?

The KEAM Admission Process for B.E./B.Tech courses at ACE College of Engineering would be as per the schedule announced by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala. For 2025, applications would start opening, most likely in March or April, with online submission closing by late April or early May.

Usually, the entrance exam is done in June, with results declared by late June or early July. The counseling and seat allotment activity runs from July to August in several rounds, based on an individual's rank and the availability of seats. Document verification and final admissions happen by August. 

Placements at ACE College of Engineering are robust, with 50–90% of students placed annually, depending on the campus and branch. The highest salary package ranges from INR 10–17.8 Lacs per annum, while the average package is typically INR 4–7.5 Lacs per annum. Top recruiters include Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Amazon, Accenture, and Deloitte, offering roles in leading tech and engineering firms.

ACS College of Engineering offers only one specialisation in M.Tech course, i.e., M.Tech in Structural Engineering. For admission to this course, the institute accepts the national-level and state-level-based PG engineering entrance exams. ACSE accepts the valid scores of K PGCET/ GATE for the selection process in M.Tech courses, followed by counselling.

For admissions to M.Tech courses at ACS College of Engineering, candidates are required to achieve a valid score in either GATE or K-PGCET. Therefore, candidates with the relevant scores in any of the following entrance exams can get admissions to the M.Tech course. There is no compulsion for GATE scores. However, GATE-qualified candidates are eligible for scholarships through AICTE.