which engineering branch is most suitable for pursuing higher studies in space science?

Question

I have completed my +2 .I was not able to get admission to aerospace/aeronautical engg. in a recognized institute. Which other common branch shall i choose so that I will be able to switch over to the field of space science after my B Tech?

Answer 1

can try for
elecrical & electronics

Answer 2

I have a degree in electrical engineering and I work in the aerospace field, building avioncs for space flight. If you want to deal with more of the mechanical aspects of rocketry and satellites, then you should study M.E.

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Answer 3

hi there
you and i have the same intrest
i think ur choice must depend on what u want to do
aerospace : u design and supervise air crafts and missiles design
aeronautical : u design and build navigation systems and such stuff
astophysics : design the objectives of space missions and study space structure and theories

Answer 4

it is not undemanding to get a job at NASA, yet they have positions for different ability contraptions than basically direct utility of math and technology. lots of NASA's artwork is definitely performed via contractors, and that they desire reliable managers who can evaluate technical comments on initiatives and make helpful that money is being properly spent. they additionally do a great variety of public kinfolk and academic artwork, inclusive of holding museums, giving lectures at colleges, holding internet web content, consulting with newshounds, and lots extra.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

EEE ,then pursue ur special interest in PG