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Expert: - 10/13/2007


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Hello...i am planning to do my B.Tech in mechanical in India and then a specialization in M.Tech for aeronautical engineering.Is it possible to actually just do a basic mechanical engineering and then specialize in aeronautical?.This , I am asking you after the suggestion made to me by a retd.air force officer.He says , in the air force , one will not immediately given the job of engineering.The person may be given a job of telephone operation or maintenance of some thing else,.Is this possible?
Waiting for your reply and thanks a lot for sparing time with this question.

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Hi,
It is perfectly possible to do Btech(Mech) followed by Mtech (Aero). All Universities, including IIT's allow this.All U need is a high GATE Exam Scores (entrance Testfor Mtech)

I know lot of pople who have done this succusfully

I cannot comment on military service, i have no exprience, but U can make a succusful career through M Tch (Aero)

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structural design analysis of aero gas turbine engine ; strength, life and integrity, Careers

Experience

stress analysis of rotating parts; Discs and shafts material selection and mechanical property

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aerospace industry

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Journal of Aeronautical Society of India (AeSI Journal), India National Seminar on Aerospace Structures (NASAS), India National conference on air brathing engine (NCABE), India ANSYS(India) Users confefence, National Seminar on Flight Testing, India

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BTech (GRADUATION in Mechanical Eng),mysore university, india MTech (Post Graduation in Engineering Mechanics) iit-m, India MBA (HRM) IGNOU, India

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Life Member of Aeronautical Society of India Life member Alumni association of Indian Institute ofTechnology, Chennai, India

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