anvesh111
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i am doing aircraft maintenance engineering, after completing it can i go to the m.s aerospace engineering for my further studies... please reply
FredGarvin said:If you don't have an engineering degree and you get accepted, you will have a lot of ground to make up. I can tell you from experience you do not want to walk into a graduate level class with no undergraduate experience.
mugaliens said:He's not walking into a graduate level class with "no undergraduate experience." He's getting a 4-year degree in "aircraft maintenance engineering."
jason.bourne said:anvesh your name sounds like indian.
so if your query is related to post graduation studies in india,
then no buddy, in India you need to have mechanical/aeronautical/aerospace/chemical/electronics/electrical engineering degree depending on the specialization of your masters.
like if you want aerodynamics as your specialization then you should have a mech/aeronautcis/aerospace degree.
if you want propulsion as your specialization then you need to have mech/aero/chemical engineering degree.
structures - then degree in mech/civil/aero.in india, with AME degree you can't do masters in aerospace/aeronautics.
abroad ---> like they have mentioned above. it depends.
i hope you got my point.good luck
FredGarvin said:No. By background, I mean an engineering background. He is thinking of walking into a very intensive engineering program with, most likely, very lacking engineering technical skills. For example, if he has never taken a real, engineering fluids class as an undergrad, you do not want to try to learn fluids in a graduate level class. His experience in "aircraft maintenance" has, most likely, zero exposure to a real engineering fluids class or compressible flow, or aerodynamics, or thermo...
FredGarvin said:If you don't have an engineering degree and you get accepted, you will have a lot of ground to make up. I can tell you from experience you do not want to walk into a graduate level class with no undergraduate experience.