Aerospace engineering is the branch of engineering which encompasses the study of aircraft, spacecraft and other relevant topics to the aerospace industry. This branch was conventionally called aeronautical engineering which dealt solely with the aircrafts. However, the broader term has replaced the former one as the flight technology also included aircrafts outside the earth’s atmosphere. […]
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“Aeronautical Engineering” is one of the most popular career choice for students who wish to do their careers in aircraft, space shuttles, aircraft, air shuttles etc. . This is a study of “Aeronautics”. Aeronautics has been derived from the Greek word “Aer” that means ‘air’’ and “Nautike” that means ‘navigation of the air’. This branch is a deep study of manufacturing, […]
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Aerospace engineering is one of the fastest growing industries today and there are many courses you can follow after class 12th in aerospace engineering. There are many public and private sector companies that look for qualified and well-skilled professionals to join their organisation. The Government of India is investing heavily in space research programs and […]
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Over the last few decades, there have been numerous technological advancements that have made a career in aerospace engineering very attractive. As government agencies and private companies expand into creating defence and surveillance equipment, there is a huge demand for qualified and well-trained professionals to create cutting-edge technology. A B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering can land […]
Read MoreAerospace engineering is the branch of engineering that focuses on the development of space and aircrafts. Over the last few decades, there has been advanced progress in the field as air travel and space exploration has increased by leaps and bounds. Currently, there is a lot of scope for professionals holding a B.Tech Aerospace Engineering […]
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On 22nd July 2019 at 2:43 PM IST, India launched its most ambitious space mission, Chandrayaan 2. The mission was launched from India’s most powerful rocket GSLV-MkIII, which lifted off from the Sriharikota spaceport. The rover is scheduled to land on 7th September 2019, on the lunar South Pole, which is a completely uncharted territory […]
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