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sir, i have just completed my 12th and i m really very much interested in aeronautical engg. i know i could get good % but where should i do the course in india or in abroad. which one will be more better? in india punjab university offers this course. and sir how much % should we get in 12th to opt for this course please do needful.     nikita

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Hi Nikita

As I explain in my profile I don't know the Indian grading system, nor much about the Indian aerospace industry, so you'd be better to ask someone there. Why not ask Punjab University what their employment rates are on graduation, and what grades they require for entry? In the UK, we're obliged to record employment statistics and to make them available. If you fancy coming to the UK to study aerospace engineering, then have a look at our website at http://aade.herts.ac.uk If you have any enquiries specific to our (University of Hertfordshire) requirements I'd be pleased to pass them on to our admissions tutor. Wherever you choose to study, good luck.

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Ray

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Ray Wilkinson

Expertise

aircraft structures; artificial and induced environments - vibration, temperature, altitude, etc; conceptual design of aircraft; systems - hydraulics, electrical; safety, reliability and maintainability; rocketry, particularly propulsion; University admissions (UK only - not able to answer for other countries)

Experience

I teach all of the above at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, as a Principal Lecturer (17 years), previously Senior Engineer at BAe Dynamics (now MBDA) (11 years)

Publications
My own book - Aircraft Structures and Systems, MechAero Publishing
Currently writing a book on rocketry

Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Technology degree in Aeronautical Engineering (1980), Loughborough University, UK

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