ENGINEERING
The specializations available at the bachelor level (BE/B Tech) are:
Aeronautical Engineering
This discipline deals with design, analysis, construction, development, testing and manufacture of commercial and military aircraft, missile and spacecraft. Further specialisation under this field are aerodynamics, thermodynamics, propulsion, structures, celestial machines, acoustics and guidance and control systems.
Employment: Defence services, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and other government laboratories and organizations, apart from a few multinational companies, which are engaged in aviation, offer high-paying jobs.
Automobile Engineering
This branch of specialization deals with design, development, repair and manufacture of automobiles.
Employment: As is evident on the Indian roads, the automobile manufacturing industry is scaling new heights. Defence is another prospective employer.
Chemical Engineering
This deals with application of the principles of chemistry and engineering to solve problems in the production of chemicals and chemical products.
Employment: Job opportunities are diverse for chemical engineers. It ranges from paints, dyes, varnish, acids, petroleum, and fertilizers to food, dairy products, textiles, plastics and rubber industries.

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