A successful completion of your 12th grade with Physics and Chemistry and Mathematics (core subjects) allows you to study Aerospace Engineering. Students must pass the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) in India or SAT/ACT and equivalent tests to join their first year of undergraduate studies at educational institutions. The field of Aerospace Engineering relies on designing while developing and testing aircraft together with spacecraft and their related systems. The field unites electrical engineering with computer engineering along with mechanical engineering to provide students with both demanding and fulfilling professional prospects.
The success in this field depends on analytical skills as well as problem-solving abilities and a genuine interest in innovation. Many universities and institutes worldwide offer Bachelor’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering, with opportunities for specialization in areas like aerodynamics, propulsion, or avionics. Graduates may find employment in aerospace industries or research organizations or government agencies that include both ISRO and NASA and the private companies SpaceX, among others. Students who wish to build their careers in this active field should complete advanced education or receive credentials through certification programs.