Hey guys. I am in 12th grade rn and i wanna pursue aviation in future so can someone guide me through this whole process and my aviation i specifically mean course like flight enginnering

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Arjun Aravind P M · Answer

Hi Reetika, if engineering is what you want to pursue, I have suggestions for you:-
1) Directly take up Aeronautical/Aerospace engineering courses in top universities and then maybe a masters in the same field to work in companies like Airbus, Boeing, ATR and so on. The major limitation of this is that you will narrow your scope of work, and if your interests change in the future it will be very difficult to manage later on. Top unis can be seen here: https://yocket.com/universities?pc_name=Aerospace%20Engineering,Aerospace%20and%20Mechanical%20Engineering,Aeronautical%20Engineering&s_name=rank&s_order=asc

2) Take a bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, then a masters in Aeronautical Engineering. This way, you will learn all the basic mechanical engineering principles, and you can improve your knowledge in flight engineering, aerodynamics and all that with a masters degree in either aerospace or aeronautical engineering. This is more popularly chosen as a route since it increases your overall knowledge and scope in terms of career. Top mech unis can be seen here: https://yocket.com/universities?pc_name=Mechanical%20Engineering&s_name=rank&s_order=asc

Hey guys. I am in 12th grade rn and i wanna pursue aviation in future so can someone guide me through this whole process and my aviation i specifically mean course like flight enginnering

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