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I am thinking of doing IIT madras bs degree in aeronautics? Please help :3.

I am in BTech ECE, i am thinking of doing aerospace along side, should I get the iit madras aeronautics bs degree. Please help guys, I am getting this feeling of doing aerospace from many days, I feel that i am interested in it, so please recommend.

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u/Intelligent-Cup-8744 — 19 hours ago

I'm joining university this year for btech in aerospace engineering!

So I'm at the start point my career like literally the beginner and I would love to have advice which can help me throughout my career as an aerospace engineer.

I'm majorly curious about jobs and internships in private sector cuz the gov sector process is known by all at this point.

So if anyone can tell me things I should do and avoid, also please tell me what I need to hear.

I'd be really grateful >.<

Thank you!!!

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u/just_something_sus — 1 day ago

Need guidance for kickstarting career

Hello all!!!

I am 2025 graduate who's currently working in construction industry. I was a part of my college's aeronautical team, did my internship at ISRO and a project based on jet engines. Getting into aerospace has always been my ambition, but due to certain constraints, I had to get in here. Now, I wanna switch to aerospace industry in propulsion/CFD domain (not strictly sticking to this but this is what I prefer). Since my prior experience is entirely different, how can I kickstart my career?

I have been hunting jobs since a while, but all of them are asking for atleast 2 years experience. So how am I supposed to go forward?

Apart from applying through company's career portals, LinkedIn and other job hunting sites, how can I apply? I know that connecting with industry experts will help, but what are the other methods?

Also, I would like to do some personal projects in CFD/propulsion. Any suggestions for the same will be really appreciated.

I have a lot of questions in my mind but I will stop this here for now. Would like to talk to someone who can help me get through this.

Thanks!

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u/T_minus_infinty — 1 day ago

Introducing STES Rocketry's Liquid Engine Rocket

Many student teams in India are testing liquid engine test beds, but STES Rocketry became the only student team in India to successfully integrate a liquid engine into an actual rocket and launch it to 1 km 🚀

Now we’ll be participating in LASC 2026, where we aim for a 3 km liquid rocket launch. We’re also proud to share that our work has received support from the Musk Foundation.

Support us in this journey 🚀

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stesrocketry?igsh=eDBjM2Q3eTZ3eWE2

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u/TSM_7 — 4 days ago