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3 years ago
Frankly speaking, there are no such placements in aeronautical engineering at MIT Manipal. Instead, students opting for this branch go either for further studies or get a job in IT companies which might be irritating if you love aeronautical engineering. Though teachers, staff, students all are good, even students have projects like AeroMIT, Swapaksh which have won several prizes in different competitions but rarely students get placed in core companies. This is just because in aeronautical engineering companies need a very skilled employee. So placement in this field is generally for post graduate students. Thanks and regards.