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achuthan_1988

i have got AIR 6392 in JEE.I am from trivandrum and i think i can get IIST.

I have got AIR 8798 in AIEEE and state rank 240(kerala).

Can i get aeronautical or aerospace in any NIT's?.If i do which one should i go for-- IIST or NIT?

guyrichie

dude i don't have any advice to offer but since you stay in TRIVANDRUM, do you know wheyher the IIST is a good college . because its first year will commence this year.i have got into the the extended list of the JEE and am hoping to get into the same. though ISRO is one of the premier organizations in the country is it good to join this institute which does not even have its bare essentials in place??????? PLEASE DO HELP IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO. I WILL BE DEBTED TO YOU.

iitkgp_bipin

If you have particular interest in aeronautical then IIST will be the right for you. It would be sharing the resources with ISRO (well-known organization) , so you will get proper exposure to the facts.

vaibav_30

hey ppl... iist is jus a new institute.... so i wud rather suggest join sum nit .. nit is a way better opt

arsenal2007

i want the answer from all

my son also got in extened list

since i am not educated/knowledgeable person & not knowing the fact about the areospace

i want what is the future after this i.e. b.tech aerospace . evem i come to your forum that even areospace engg is also available in seven IITs so let me the rank at which the students prefer this

what is the placement last year in these IITS

arin_who

The construction of campus in IIST will at least take 18 more months as per their tender notice in TOI . The line will monotonous. Once you go in you can not go away. There is a bond of 5 years. You will have to work at ISRO only for that period. After that you will have to fly to NASA, that too wont be easy.
so only if you have mighty desire, then only u shld go there.

guyrichie

don't you think we could even work in AIRLINE COMPANIES after our five year stint in ISRO because ....what i think ultimately we are getting a aerospace degree or a avionics degree????????????

if the case is otherwise ...please explain how

arin_who

I think IIST is for aerospace engineering and avionics i.e. aviation electronics but not for aeronautical engineering. I am not sure about prospects of a job in any airline. I think doing aeronautical engineering from any deemed institute would be better.

voldemort00

I think all those ppl who have made into IIST extended list must hv made into other gud colleges thru state exam and aieee, I personally feel its better to take admission thru aieee and state cee
as IIST has jst opened, it does not have a proper campus, ur field will be very limited( please don't confuse urself with aveonics and aerospace engg. being equivalent aeronautical engg.) job opp. will also be very limited.

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