How are the Chandigarh University placements in aerospace engineering?

<p>What the Data says in Aerospace / Related Branches at CU.<br><br>Placement Rate &amp; Recruiters<br><br>Chandigarh University boasted of 50 plus companies in Mechanical, Automobile and Aerospace Engineering in the placement drive of batches 202425. <br><br><br>It also reports that more than 94 percent of students in these branches (Mech/Auto/Aero) got jobs during campus placements. <br><br><br>Top and average salary (CTC) Numbers.<br><br>Most recent placement drives had a top domestic engineering package university-wide of about RS 54.75 LPA.&nbsp;<br><br><br>But in the case of Mechanical, Automobile and Aerospace Engineering in particular the maximum package that has been reported in one of the more recent drives was 11.5 LPA. <br>The Wire<br><br>In earlier data or student reviews, specifically in the aerospace case, we can find references to aerospace having the highest price of - -14-15 LPA, average of -6-7 LPA (or less in certain reviews) based on batch and eligibility. <br>Shiksha<br><br>Student Feedback &amp; Realities<br><br>It has been reviewed that in one aerospace batch, 10-15 students were placed in a batch of 60 (which appears to be low, but could be due to eligibility, performance or company demands). <br>Shiksha<br><br>There are internships that can be done and some of them are related to organisations. But new aerospace graduate roles are sometimes all more on the maintenance, design support end testing than directly high-end R&amp;D or space industry positions (dependent on performance and opportunity).</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Placements for aerospace engineering at Chandigarh University are really encouraging. Students get opportunities in top companies like Boeing, Tata Advanced Systems, DRDO, HAL, Indigo, and Mahindra Aerospace. The department has well-equipped labs like Aerodynamics, Propulsion, and Flight Simulator labs, which help students gain practical skills. Experienced faculty from IITs, NITs, and the aerospace industry guide students throughout the course.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><p dir="ltr">The programme also collaborates with ISRO, so students get certificates that add value. After graduation, students can work as aerospace engineers, propulsion engineers, avionics engineers, or flight test engineers. Regular workshops, industrial visits, and hands-on learning make students confident and ready for careers in aerospace manufacturing, defense, or research organizations.</p>

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