My interest is in aeronautical engineering. Please give me an idea and placement report of the same.

Asked about Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology - B.E. in Aeronautical Engineering

I passed 12th from CBSE with 71%.

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Asked by Anshita Deshmukh

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Ankush Sable Over 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field. | Guide-Level 12

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Aeronautical engineers design, develop and maintain aircrafts to ensure high level of technical precision and safe operations. They work in close coordination with aircraft maintenance engineers and inflight and maintenance teams.
Aircraft engineers in civil aviation specialise in mechanical or electronic branch of aeronautical engineering. Aeronautical mechanical engineers service and overhaul engines and airframes. Aeronautical electronic engineers specialise in the maintenance of instruments, electrical and electronic equipment, navigation, radar and radio communication. Flight engineers make pre-flight inspections and are responsible for the efficient performance of the aircraft during the flight. They diagnose and deal with any system failures, manage repairs, report any defects to maintenance and later check that they have been dealt with. They may also be responsible for refuelling. Engineers carry out routine maintenance on the ground during aircraft overhauling at airports.
They respond to reports from air crew of any difficulties experienced during flights, and carry out repairs and corrections. They also do maintenance and overhaul of aircraft in hangers and workshops when an aircraft is due for its regular inspection and checks. They complete maintenance worksheets and certify these if they are licensed to do so, or get the certification from a qualified supervisor. Aircraft engineers in civil aviation normally specialise in aeronautical mechanical or electronic engineering.
Employment Opportunities
Airlines
Corporations
Flying clubs
Private airlines
Government owned air services
Aircraft manufacturers
Defence Research and Development Organisations
Aeronautical Laboratories
Aeronautical Development Establishments
Department of Civil Aviation
Defence services
Earnings
2.34 Lakhs to 49.42 Lakhs per annum
Engineers in government organisations, such as HAL, NAL are paid official scales while those in the private sector are paid according to the scales decided by the management of the company. Airline professionals get fringe benefits of free travel for self and family as well.

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Aeronautical engineers design, develop and maintain aircrafts to ensure high level of technical precision and safe operations. They work in close coordination with aircraft maintenance engineers and inflight and maintenance teams. Aircraft engineers in civil aviation specialise in mechanical or electronic branch of aeronautical engineering. Aeronautical mechanical engineers service and overhaul engines and airframes. Aeronautical electronic engineers specialise in the maintenance of instruments, electrical and electronic equipment, navigation, radar and radio communication. Flight engineers make pre-flight inspections and are responsible for the efficient performance of the aircraft during the flight. They diagnose and deal with any system failures, manage repairs, report any defects to maintenance and later check that they have been dealt with. They may also be responsible for refuelling. Engineers carry out routine maintenance on the ground during aircraft overhauling at airports. They respond to reports from air crew of any difficulties experienced during flights, and carry out repairs and corrections. They also do maintenance and overhaul of aircraft in hangers and workshops when an aircraft is due for its regular inspection and checks. They complete maintenance worksheets and certify these if they are licensed to do so, or get the certification from a qualified supervisor. Aircraft engineers in civil aviation normally specialise in aeronautical mechanical or electronic engineering. Employment Opportunities Airlines Corporations Flying clubs Private airlines Government owned air services Aircraft manufacturers Defence Research and Development Organisations Aeronautical Laboratories Aeronautical Development Establishments Department of Civil Aviation Defence services Earnings 2.34 Lakhs to 49.42 Lakhs per annum Engineers in government organisations, such as HAL, NAL are paid official scales while those in the private sector are paid according to the scales decided by the management of the company. Airline professionals get fringe benefits of free travel for self and family as well.