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Hello Smriti, aeronautical engineering is very difficult or different branch. Even at the graduation level there are very few jobs and as a result most of the students end up doing either MBA or going abroad for MS After Diploma it would be very tough for you to get any job. Since there are hardly any industries and whatever industries in the field of aerospace, they employee people with specialisation for Diploma in mechanical or electrical for some search field. I would sincerely advise you to think again as to why you want to going for Diploma in aeronautical engineering? What is your aim, what is it that you want to become in future? Even in India the two main employers in ISRO and DRDO, they take specialist from almost all the branches like physics mathematics materials computers nanoparticles etc. Best wishes to you.

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