Yes, the majority of colleges with Aeronautical Engineering courses have job placement support for their students. They maintain special placement cells that work together with top aerospace companies, defense agencies, and airlines to secure placements for graduating students. Placement cells arrange campus recruitment drives, job fairs, and internship placements to provide students with exposure to the sector. Colleges also conduct workshops, soft skills development, and technical sessions to prepare students for jobs and make them industry-ready.
But the intensity of placement support differs from college to college. Some of the best colleges have good relationships with organizations such as HAL, DRDO, ISRO, and private aerospace companies, which result in better placements. Some others might have poor connections, and students will have to search for jobs themselves through outside means. Networking, internships, and individual projects are important to get a good job in this area. The students are urged to use alumni connections and industry links to enhance their career opportunities.