Aerospace engineering!

[avenger]

AOA
well...its scope, job opportunities, starting pays and everything else about it in Pakistan as well as in other countries. Which ones are the top universities in Pakistan and abroad. Would be very thankful for the info

 

[avenger]

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[robinhoodmustafa]

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[avenger]

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[robinhoodmustafa]

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[alphabravocharlie]

AOA
well...its scope, job opportunities, starting pays and everything else about it in Pakistan as well as in other countries. Which ones are the top universities in Pakistan and abroad. Would be very thankful for the info

Scope in pakistan is very low, and as a result i doubt there are many [if any] jobs here.
Institute of space technology is a pretty good uni for the field [ranked 6th best uni of pakistan for engineering [http://www.paked.net/higher_education/hec_university_rankings.htm]].
Well don't know much about abroad, but i'm pretty sure it has a good scope there.
Well this was my view, check out these links for more info
http://afterbtech.com/aeronautical-engineering-scope-jobsprospects-skills-required.html
http://www.eduvision.edu.pk/careers/?id=66

 

[alphabravocharlie]

alphabravocharlie

Thank you thank you, you are too kind.

 

[alphabravocharlie]

AOA
well...its scope, job opportunities, starting pays and everything else about it in Pakistan as well as in other countries. Which ones are the top universities in Pakistan and abroad. Would be very thankful for the info

Scope in pakistan is very low, and as a result i doubt there are many [if any] jobs here.
Institute of space technology is a pretty good uni for the field [ranked 6th best uni of pakistan for engineering [http://www.paked.net/higher_education/hec_university_rankings.htm]].
Well don't know much about abroad, but i'm pretty sure it has a good scope there.
Well this was my view, check out these links for more info
http://afterbtech.com/aeronautical-engineering-scope-jobsprospects-skills-required.html
http://www.eduvision.edu.pk/careers/?id=66

and these
http://engcommunity.org/engineering-branches/aerospace-Engineering.html
http://educationcareer.in/what-scope-future-aeronautical-engineering-7330.html

 

[Mustehssun Iqbal]

Aerospace means combination of aeronautics and spacecrafts , right?? In that case I suggest look into PAF KIET and the university that alphabravocharile mentioned. Don't know much about its scope in Pakistan though...

 

[avenger]

Scope in pakistan is very low, and as a result i doubt there are many [if any] jobs here.
Institute of space technology is a pretty good uni for the field [ranked 6th best uni of pakistan for engineering [http://www.paked.net/higher_education/hec_university_rankings.htm]].
Well don't know much about abroad, but i'm pretty sure it has a good scope there.
Well this was my view, check out these links for more info
http://afterbtech.com/aeronautical-engineering-scope-jobsprospects-skills-required.html
http://www.eduvision.edu.pk/careers/?id=66

Thanks for the info bro..ur awesome

 

[avenger]

Aerospace means combination of aeronautics and spacecrafts , right?? In that case I suggest look into PAF KIET and the university that alphabravocharile mentioned. Don't know much about its scope in Pakistan though...

yeah..

 

[avenger]

Scope in pakistan is very low, and as a result i doubt there are many [if any] jobs here.
Institute of space technology is a pretty good uni for the field [ranked 6th best uni of pakistan for engineering [http://www.paked.net/higher_education/hec_university_rankings.htm]].
Well don't know much about abroad, but i'm pretty sure it has a good scope there.
Well this was my view, check out these links for more info
http://afterbtech.com/aeronautical-engineering-scope-jobsprospects-skills-required.html
http://www.eduvision.edu.pk/careers/?id=66

why, in ur opinion, jobs are limited in Pakistan? I mean dont they employ aeronautical engineers in military? construction of missiles and fighter jets? and there are passenger airlines as well :s

 

[alphabravocharlie]

why, in ur opinion, jobs are limited in Pakistan? I mean dont they employ aeronautical engineers in military? construction of missiles and fighter jets? and there are passenger airlines as well :s

hmh, good point. Dunno. i guess its there but very limited, especially when compared to electrical and mechanical. Anyways, i recommend going abroad if you want a good job in this field, just my opinion

 

[avenger]

hmh, good point. Dunno. i guess its there but very limited, especially when compared to electrical and mechanical. Anyways, i recommend going abroad if you want a good job in this field, just my opinion

and nust is the best one for it, right?
what do u think about petroleum engineering and chemical eng.? stuck between the three :s

 

[Mustehssun Iqbal]

and nust is the best one for it, right?
what do u think about petroleum engineering and chemical eng.? stuck between the three :s

petroleum engineering not good in Pakistan. do petroleum engineering from outside, and get job there.
Chemical engineering good in NED and KU. don't know about others.

 

[alphabravocharlie]

and nust is the best one for it, right?
what do u think about petroleum engineering and chemical eng.? stuck between the three :s

Both are good fields and have scope in pakistan, better than aerospace. But if you do choose petroleum then you better go towards the gulf states for a job [they have a much better pay]

 

[Firebender]

I'm also a student considering entering this field and I gotta say, the news that the prospects in Pakistan are low is news to me. You have to look towards the future and just ask yourself, is there even the slightest chance that anywhere in the world, the demand for flight(or the people specialized in aerodynamics, control systems, complex design, etc) will stop growing exponentially? Even if that is an impractical viewpoint to take, I'm sure the Pakistan Military atleast couldn't get enough of us. They hire American engineers for their fleet at the moment.

I want to ask however, if I am suited for this field: I am a good leader, have good communication skills, am great on computers, I can draw well and love making art(am told I have a great eye for detail), work good in deadlines, am physically fit but I suck at maths. I could work really really hard and pull my grades up but it is only going to get harder, right? I'm not naturally talented at math at all.

(im not trying to show off, im just in my A2 with no idea where to go and i need solid advice. no point trying to be modest while im an anonymous user on the internet)

 

[avenger]

I'm also a student considering entering this field and I gotta say, the news that the prospects in Pakistan are low is news to me. You have to look towards the future and just ask yourself, is there even the slightest chance that anywhere in the world, the demand for flight(or the people specialized in aerodynamics, control systems, complex design, etc) will stop growing exponentially? Even if that is an impractical viewpoint to take, I'm sure the Pakistan Military atleast couldn't get enough of us. They hire American engineers for their fleet at the moment.

I want to ask however, if I am suited for this field: I am a good leader, have good communication skills, am great on computers, I can draw well and love making art(am told I have a great eye for detail), work good in deadlines, am physically fit but I suck at maths. I could work really really hard and pull my grades up but it is only going to get harder, right? I'm not naturally talented at math at all.

(im not trying to show off, im just in my A2 with no idea where to go and i need solid advice. no point trying to be modest while im an anonymous user on the internet)

Ur case is pretty much similar to mine. although i am not very good at leadership, but i am good in working as a team. And i ve got good maths skills