To pursue a B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering, candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as compulsory subjects. Most universities and colleges require a minimum aggregate score of 50-60% in these subjects. However, top institutions like IITs and NITs may have higher cutoffs and require a strong performance in entrance exams like JEE Advanced. Private universities may conduct their own entrance tests or accept scores from state-level engineering exams.
In addition to academic qualifications, candidates must meet age criteria, usually between 17-25 years. Some institutes may also conduct personal interviews or aptitude tests for admission. Foreign students must fulfill equivalent qualification criteria and may need to provide TOEFL/IELTS scores if applying from a non-English-speaking country. The selection process varies among institutions, but securing a good rank in national-level entrance exams significantly increases the chances of admission to a reputed aerospace engineering college.