hello,i m doing it engg.,but my aim is to bcom air force flying officer,is it possible?
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well u can fly airplane .. u should go for commercial pilot .. have a bright chance as ur having engineering skills . i am also engineering student from ur community.\nTo get pilot license u need to go from some 300(guess) hours of flying course u can find these in countries like australia and canada best and cheap for it.\nthere r more jobs and money for commercial pilots in future
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You asking if it can be done, or will someone do it?\nIt can be done. The autopilot on aircraft is just a computer program, and any computer program can be modelled. However, I doubt if you are going to find someone to do it as it would be really complex.
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Yes but you have to have some bachelor's degree like either B.Com or B.Sc or BCA itself..you cannot jump from II PUC or 12th to MCA..that is not possible..
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there is only one gud college i.e of hindustan aeronautical ltd. but looking at pesent scenario aeronautical engg is booming ahead.... i mean in india
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first of all you hve 2 d side what u wanna become an engi,an docter,an pilot,etc.....
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With a law degree, almost any branch would be jumping for you.  The big part would be to pass OCS (officer canidate school)  where they teach you to lead troops.  I've never gone, but it sounds like a tougher boot camp than the one I went to.  As long as you are physically and mentally able to hack it, I'm sure you'd be sent to the legal section.  Your recruiter would be able to confirm that with the contract he draws up for you.  You'll know all the legal jargon by then and can read for yourself exactly what you are being promised.  If it's not to your satisfaction, have him change it or look to a different branch of service until you find what you want.
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Plenty of jobs. Like building and designing new planes. You also get to work with Airforce. Lots of engineering positions too. You can also be working a satellite.
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As the number of Airline companies are increasing definitely the scope for aeronautical engineers will also increase.\nYou   can approach any abroad education consultancies regarding studies in Singapore
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U need a bach in Aeronautical or Aerospace engg\nthat will end u up there - a career\nJust a tech in avionics - well, it wouldn't be avionics per say, just a elect or electronic technician...
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The higher the better.  Air Force is very competitive.  Also, your ASVAB score will determine which MOS (jobs) you will or won't qualify for. You only get a couple shots at the ASVAB, so study your brains out!
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fisrt go to bangalore "IAM" (institute of aviation medical) and find out you are fit for flying or not. to do that you have to contact them and get an appointment date. follow the instruction from them regarding each test. If you pass "fit for flying" go ahead and join as a trainee pilot in any of the avaition training institute in india or abroad. \n\nIt will be fast and cheaper  to study in USA better than india. because in india you have to struggle a lot through politics to build your future. you can find out the institutes in USA by searching the web.www,google.com\n\nbest of luck. .bonvoyage !!!
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Well, I got this shocking news from a career counsellor reputed at national level that the automobile sector has got acute shortage of jobs for engineers..so better you don't play a gamble by choosing this stream.\nIf you have got enough studying power, aeronautics welcomes you..its not like other engineering streams that  you start studying two weeks before the examination and you would pass them...they demand thorough study..there is a stupendous scope in aeronautics specially after private airlines have run into the market...you can pursue research work at the government institutions like DRDO, HAL, ISRO, GTRE etc. after your higher studies.They even sponsor your masters after you get into them after doing BE in aeronautics..I know all this because I am also an Aeronautical Engineering guy..\nI hope you will not make a nasty decision..
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Sure you can switch to aeronautics from mechanical engineering. However, please consider yourself as a freshman and probably learn lots of new terms when you get there. It is tones of solid knowledge is required that your might left out such as Aerodynamic, Propulsion, System Control and Gas Dynamic. It is pretty lots to catch. I can;t advise too much as your question is too general to give u a specify answer of your interest fields or major. Keep in mind you can do it but it will be hard. Good luck
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computer sciense is the best group to join airforce\nyou can upgrade your skills by learning computer with sciense\nso dont hesitate in joining the computer science group.
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Ok, when my son was in High School he wanted to be a pilot.\nHe started by getting in the High School Jr ROTC (Navy for four years and the Civil Air Patrol (an Air Force Auxillary) for students 13-21 yrs of age. I was also in the Civil Air Patrol and the commander of the cadet program. It is a wonderful program and so many opportunities and scholarship available. It is military and aerospace in nature. You study and take tests to move up in rank. It is a mini-form of the Air force training academies even with there own boot camp. My son was in it 8 year and he got to be an exchange student to Japan for 3 weeks all expenses paid. And he got a scholarship to the Army ROTC at the University of Nevada Reno for four years. \n\nHe applied for Pilot and went through rigorous testing and physicals. He passed but did not get a pilots slot with the Army at the time since they were trying to fill there quota with women. So he decided on Transportation Field. He is serving in Iraq.\n\nIf you want military training to be a pilot you have to join the military and serve (8 year for pilots). The training is free and so it is a good way to go. If you are sure you do not want the military but still want to be a pilot like commercial pilot or small craft pilot there are other options.\n\nThe best one is a College I highly Recommend. It is located in Florida and Arizona. It is Embrey Riddle Aeronautical University. We toured the Arizona campus in Prescott. It was fabulous. They even have ROTC (Army and Air Force). I was very impressed and wish my son would have gone there. But he wanted to take the Army scholarship.\nAt E.R.U they told us after you get in later you can apply for all kinds of scholarships. The Tuition is not cheap and the first year you must live on campus but you can work to pay for it. This college is all aeronautics, pilots, mechanics, flight crew etc.\nYou get lots of emphasis on math, science and everything on flying. They give you are well rounded education but they keep it to the aerospace mostly. \nI was so empressed. They teach you to fly airplanes right there and you go out early each morning with an instructor to fly. They have their own field and runway. It is a huge campus. Please check into this one and get there catalog or look online. If you want to be a pilot they will teach you to be the best and they even hook you up with top of the line job offers from the private sect.\nYou can make big money.\n\nRemeber to be a Military Pilot you need Very Good Eyes. Otherwise they can eliminate you immediately. Call a recruiter and they can tell you the sight requirments. Also get your grades up. They look at your academics and wont take a risk to train someone who can not learn. It costs lot of money to train a pilot so they have to make sure you are a good student.\n\nThe Naval Academy and Air Force Academy is quite difficult to get into. You need top notch grades, and be well-rounded (music, sports, politics, activities, school clubs and much more). They only want the best of the best. I would say you need to be ranked in the top 10% of your high school or college class.\n\nDont be discouraged. I do not know your age but if you are chosing a college, please check out Embray Riddle. If you can get in, it will change your life, guaranteed.\n\nAnd remember as long as you are under 21, you can join Civil Air Patrol in your area (they are all over the US) and it can change your life too. I highly recommend it. My son excelled because of this program.\n\nDont ever give up the DREAM to be a pilot. There are many rewards and they are always looking for women.
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join in any good aeronautics college......email me if u got seat in college.....&  i wish u all sucess in ur life.......vinothan_87@yahoo.co.in
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engineering is hard work.  I am studying it right now.  I think it is not for me, but i'm gona finish my degree, because i've already been in school for 3 years and only really started having fun when i started reading lit.,  I think engineers create constant stress for themselves and feel the need to always work harder.  \n\nOf course you can be a pilot, but i suggest you find out if it is really for you, first. take some lessons on the side.  Watch some movies.  It is probably hard to make this kind of decision with the kind of stress you are under, so take you time and think about it.\n\nYou will be probably thinking a lot less, being a pilot.  It is like transitioning from being the principle to a Janitor, relativly speeking.  Not that being a pilot is a bad thing, but you will have a lot less responsibility in terms of decisions.  The only time you would have to make quick decitions is if the plane wasn't working and you need to save the people, but that probably won't happen and you probably won't be able to help them anyway.\n\nSo i can't really make the decision for you, but i know i'm getting out of engineering, before the plane goes down.