Learn about Aerospace Engineering directly from IIT prof (ft. Prof. Sunil Manohar Dash, IIT KGP)

[@Rampada]

if this continues, would be revolutionary for indian curious people

[@kulkarnichaitanyasadanand7222]

More helpful for students who are going to select the branches other than CS/IT.

[@vedanshsrivastava9111]

1. Aerospace engineering includes outer space activities. 00:02 -Aeronautical engineering deals with aircraft within the Earth's atmosphere. -Aerospace engineering extends to activities beyond the Earth's atmosphere, including satellites and outer space. ✦ 2. Aerospace engineering covers a wide range of topics 02:24 -Aeronautical Engineering is a subset of aerospace engineering, focusing on aircraft-related studies like maintenance and design. -In IIT Kharagpur, the aerospace engineering curriculum is divided into subdivisions such as aerodynamics and propulsion systems. ✦ 3. Aerospace Engineering covers aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, and controls. 06:54 -Various specialized courses are available for aerodynamics covering topics like forces acting on objects in air based on shape and speed. -Propulsion system courses cover aircraft propulsion, thermodynamics, and advanced systems including jet engines, turbo prop, scramjet, and more. ✦ 3. Aerospace engineering covers controls, flight mechanics, and specialized elective courses. 09:11 -The courses include flight dynamics, control optimization, and algorithms for vehicle movement. -Specialized elective courses in experimental aerodynamics, propulsion, and computational labs are also offered. ✦ 4. Aerospace Engineering covers aspects of mechanical, electrical, and electronics engineering. 13:52 -Aerospace engineering includes studies from electronics background such as aircraft controls, trajectory optimization, communication systems, navigation, radar, sonar, etc. -Aerospace structures also encompass topics similar to civil structures, mechanical solid mechanics, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, and propulsion. ✦ 5. Aerospace Engineering is a great fit for those interested in electrical and mechanical areas 16:10 -Aerospace Engineering involves a lot of physics, chemistry, mathematics background for students. -Focus areas for Aerospace Engineering include mechanics, thermodynamics, controls, F Dynamics involving advanced mathematics. ✦ 6. Aerospace Engineering heavily relies on Applied Mathematics 20:35 -Modern developments in aerospace engineering are based on Applied Mathematics principles, particularly in boundary theory. -Students studying calculus in school may not realize the direct applications of mathematics in aerospace engineering, which involves mathematical formulations in various areas like aerodynamics and propulsion. ✦ 7. Mathematics and programming are integral to aerospace engineering. 22:36 -Topics such as aerodynamics, aerostructures, and structural dynamics involve complex mathematical equations. -Students interested in coding and software development will benefit from solving governing equations and working with computational tools. ✦ 8. Aerospace industry opportunities for graduates 27:01 -ISRO and other companies offer opportunities for aerospace engineering graduates -Students from mechanical or electrical engineering backgrounds can specialize in aerospace engineering ✦ 9.Aerospace engineering involves applied aspects and is accessible to students from various engineering backgrounds. 29:17 -Notable examples of engineers transitioning to aerospace engineering, such as Mr. S Somat from ISRO, demonstrate the feasibility of switching disciplines. -Aerospace engineering covers specialized areas like Aeros structure and fluid mechanics, making it necessary for the aerospace industry and challenging for mechanical or electrical engineers to comprehend. ✦ 10. Aerospace industry integrating AIML for faster and cheaper solutions. 33:41 -Aerospace already using AIML in structure and trajectory optimization. -Opportunity for students to study AIML alongside Aerospace as a minor. ✦ 11. Aerospace engineering graduates need core engineering skills along with AIML knowledge for industry relevance 35:53 -The future of aerospace engineering requires graduates with expertise in both core engineering and AIML to optimize solutions using AI or ML. -Aerospace engineering graduates with additional specialization in artificial intelligence and machine learning are highly valuable in modern industries. ✦ 12. Remain open to knowledge in any branch 40:24 -Students may not know the full scope of their chosen department initially -Opportunities exist to transition between industries and interests ✦ 13. Aerospace engineering offers interdisciplinary study opportunities. 42:29 -Students can study various branches of their choice within aerospace engineering. -Being sincere and open-minded is important for success in aerospace engineering.

[@arjyabhattacharyya7324]

Sir, my humble request to you is to make videos on the following: 1. Difference between the branches electrical and electronics and communication. 2. Future prospects of mathematics and computing... From the perspective of both research and job opportunities. And a general view of the curriculum of the above mentioned fields. It would be immensely helpful :)

[@RandomAlien2836]

Even I wish to know difference between EEE & ECE Branches and specifically, which one is preferable for semiconductors engineering

[@SUZAKU__007]

*EEE and ECE comparison* EEE ---> My Branch >Power System:- Focussed on generation, transmission, distribution. >Electromechanics ie Electrical machines (Transformers and Electric Motors) >Converters i.e Power Electronics ECE ---> >VLSI:- arrangements, design, CMOS >Data Communications and network working and standards >Microwave engineering *Common Subjects* Control System, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers, Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Linear Integrated Circuits, Signals and Systems Both EEE and ECE differs in these subjects but all college in India follows CBCS system, so even if couldn't get into either, you can study other subjects. You can also do NPTEL and get certifications on any of your choice. But there is nothing easy/hard. EEE just needs practice and solving more problems. Download any NIT's Syllabus or Your state's Top non IIT/NIT college and see for yourself.

[@shubham_bandhavakar8826]

Ece for semiconductor​@@RandomAlien2836

[@venkatasubhashmunnaluru3145]

First veiw and comment from IIT Madras.

[@aparnabommireddy7933]

Are you student?

[@venkatasubhashmunnaluru3145]

@@aparnabommireddy7933 yes

[@karthikdathathri2565]

Dear JC Sir, Thanks a lot for such useful sessions with faculty members of different departments. These videos should be shown in schools for students studying in Class-10, 11 and 12th. Of late, everyone who wants to study engineering prefer only CS related engineering courses only. Not sure it is because of the job market and salaries offered. But, does that mean no other engineering degrees aren't useful or doesn't fetch good salaried jobs. If everyone studies CS, tomorrow who will design/build best quality structures like buildings, roads, bridges which are strong durable and at the same time cost effective. Materials Science is another important sub-branch which helps engineers to decide what kind of material can be used where, how much heat/cold those can withstand, which material won't be corrosion free, you can keep on telling about so many things. You are doing a wonderful job despite your hectic work schedule and we are very grateful to have such sessions from academicians working in premier institutions of the country. Thanks a lot once again sir and wish such sessions to continue.

[@jordenjoy2096]

Sir this kind of videos will be very help full form students like me who are confused of different branches in engineering

[@aritrabarman8763]

Sir it's a great initiative from your side. Kindly continue this series covering up the Natural sciences as well(For e. g., Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics & Computing) and about their research aspects. Love from IIT KGP❤

[@bharateshbs]

Good Evening sir I am a class 11th student who is madly passionate about Aerospace Science and want to pursue research in this field. But for research IISc Bangalore is best but for engg. IIT Madras for Aerospace engineering is best. I am preparing for IAT and JEE exams to get into admission in IISc or IIT or IIST. I want to become a Scientist in ISRO and DRDO and have exact vision for India as Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam sir had. I want to develop India's Defence Technology and pursue wide range of research in this field and make India a complete Self reliant.

[@subhrohalder4104]

You cannot say directly that IIT Madras is best for Aerospace Engineering... This depends on many factors... Although good to know that you have an interest in aerospace engineering... Best of luck

[@Prashant_Kumar_Prajapati01]

Same me....

[@pluto-rixw9]

Iam also working on joining isro!

[@vaibhavibaranwal8886]

May the vision manifest....

[@hariharann9930]

average 11th er after getting units and dimensions

[@catto1013]

Im happy that you took an initiative about major departments. Students as well as parents definitely need to have the knowledge before choosing a core and it's domain. Thank you Jeevan sir for hosting and Sunil sir for broad range view of the department. I'm happy that teacher come out to talk more about the academics in internet 🙏

[@AbdurRahman-f3g]

Its a geat session. Sir I'm one of your great fan from Bangladesh

[@varunmarar6771]

Thanks a lot JC sir and Sunil sir, I am filling up JOSAA in the coming week and aerospace at bombay is definitely under intense consideration. This really got me piqued into the subject. Love the overlap with mechanical!!

[@warriordefenderw_d6614]

Sir please kindly make these types of video on other engineering courses before JOSAA counselling. These really helps a lot.

[@JayantRaut]

I needed video for me, i am genuinely interested in aerospace engineering whether their is scope or not

[@mr_anonymous008]

as an aerospace engineering aspirant, this video has been really helpful for me!! thank you so much sir!!❤❤❤

[@saiyashwant8547]

Dear sir, sessions like these are truly a boon to all jee aspirants, as they help us in improving our understanding of the various engineering courses and thus, in prioritizing our preferences. Looking forward to receiving more of such quality content, possibly on other engineering courses !! Thank you very much sir❤

[@yashgehlot-m2p]

thank you so much to take time to make this video for the curious youth , please continue this series for all the branches of engineering and if possible please make on architecture also , thank you Jeevanjyoti sir and sunil sir 😊😊

[@pwian7860]

The length and quality of video is unmatched it was really hard to find detailed video on different branches thanks a lot sir you are life saviour ❤

[@IONsKrypton]

Sir you made this video which answered all my questions regarding aerospace which I was asking to many people and I got answers in one video! Thank you.

[@pujausrivastava]

Very well explained . Such videos also required for CS , EC branches also . Let students understand what they are planning to pursue for life and not be dictated by placements stats / previous year rankings . If an AIR

[@footballnewscr]

“Thank you very much, sir ! As an aspiring aerospace engineer, I’ve been searching for this video for a long time. In India, aerospace engineering doesn’t always receive the attention it deserves, but your insights as a professor from IIT are invaluable. Thank you, Prof. Jeevanjyoti chakraborty and Prof. Suni Manohar Dash ! ” 😊

[@cosmo-guyy]

Hey sir , Thank you so much for the session , I am about to opt aerospace engineering in IIT KGP , Aerospace engineering is my passion so thank you for the well detailed video ,By the way I was planning for IIT Madras for aerospace engineering but unfortunately due to inflation in rank I am not able to opt it in Madras .

[@snehajeetambagade2806]

Bhai india mai jobs nhi hai..... Alll u have to do is...b tech then m tech nd phd also maybe then jobs abroad

[@sirilbhimala]

sir, please continue this series please sir❤

[@arunanadakuditi6916]

Sir, I can't explain how much this video helped me... Thankyou so much sir... I am in the process of JOSAA counseling and this information has helped me a lot... I request you sir to please do similar videos related to biotechnology and "BS" programme (For example, BS in CHEMISTRY...)..

[@krazy4memes]

Thank you sir, Really needed info about aerospace engineering as it is my passion in life

[@Ramesh_kumar_N_13.8b]

Iam also an aspirant.. 🚀

[@thetopways5296]

Sir please please please cover all the branches the same way before counseling ends so we can have a good idea for future ❤❤

[@IMAN_IIT_PATNA]

Plz sir continue this series for different fields ❤

[@SUZAKU__007]

This is the real career advice, very important for coming generation. Subbed!!

[@ayushtv4349]

Well, i think i have got enough marks in jee advanced 2024 to join aerospace which is what i dreamt an year ago when i took drop to prepare for JEE, thank you prof jc for this invaluable session on aerospace engineering

[@AdityaGupta-fu5dg]

Sir could you please make these videos for other branches as well? It's extremely useful for the purpose of making an informed decision while filling preferences for JOSAA

[@aryanparekh9314]

Excellent content! You have added the list of questions in the description, perhaps you can also add timestamps in future videos?

[@pranavsharma5184]

Thank you Sir. This is extremely helpful. I am qualifying JEE Advanced with a decent score and definitely needed to get an insight on various courses so that i can make choices wisely. I will eagerly wait for upcoming videos as well

[@bisen24]

Thank you very much sir Keep doing this series very helpful sir ❤️...

[@AvinashKumar-ul8wi]

Sir major doubt is Aerospace engineering of IIT kanpur is well developed than other IITs and better than IIT BOMBAY And sir IIT BOMBAY is IIT BOMBAY student's dream So sir which IIT we have to choose Is it worth to choose IIT bombay over IIT kanpur or vice versa

[@Prof_JC]

If you are getting AE at IIT Kanpur, just take it.

[@poetic5604]

Sir it is my humble request to you to make a video on mathematics and computing, thank you

[@parkkimchi6786]

Thank You so much for this informative video Sir , I'm a great admirer of your videos, Your Video is most awaited.

[@praj4862]

Prof JC we are so grateful to you. It seems we are getting greedy. Is it possible to do similar session for Engineering Physics. Thanks a ton Sir

[@qm3chan1c2]

IITKgp has a BSc Physics course. Maybe that could give a basic idea of Engg Physics as well. The courses aren't too different from each other except for the fact that BSc Physics focuses more on theory, while EP focuses more on application aspects of Physics

[@anshulbadhani]

Sir we want more content like this... many of my friends are confused what career to choose this will really help them out

[@aayushsingh841]

Sir in IIST Thiruvananthapuram i got aerospace engineering thank u sir!!

[@tapankumar-f5i]

thank you for this much needed session to both the professors!!

[@Easypeesyy]

Sir, really grateful towards you to cover the branch I want to study ❤

[@scrocxx2410]

Sir please continue this series for other branches also !! ❤🙏🙏

[@binaj1348]

Very informative session. Thanks for putting up questions which are exactly in the students mind and it was so knowledgeable to have answers to all of them in simple and straightforward language. Gr8 session. Wishing you all the best and looking forward for more such interesting conversations. Thank you

[@abhilashkatakam1076]

Sir do it on your own branch mechanical with another prof and share both your ideas . It's very helpful especially for me as I think I get it in IIT

[@gamingresearch_5]

Sir my humble request is to bring sessions like this for other branches also🙏

[@VinayDhakar-el4iv]

sir, these videos are very helpfull and much needed for us before counselling. thank u so much for your great efforts.

[@ConwayJr2]

Sir plz continue this series... And also add on future scope for these branches... Plz 🙏

[@sandhya5236]

Sir, actually I wanted to ask you about the difference between aeronautical and aerospace engineering for my son. Since he is only in class 8 now, I thought it will be too early. But this video is really very informative. Thank you

[@Prof_JC]

I hope Prof Sunil Dash's answer has given you the required information.

[@sandhya5236]

@@Prof_JC yes Sir. And this series is one of the most brilliant thing you have done, bringing the right person on the platform to give the right information. Pls continue this series in other streams of engg as well. And I think u have to do one for mechanical as well, you being both interviewer and the interviewee. Thank you

[@raghav..814]

Thank you so much sir for this amazing session , expecting more of aerospace from u❤

[@vvmanimadhuri]

This series is very helpful. Thank you for doing it sir

[@debajyotineog234]

Lots of thanks for the information sir, hope to get more such information before JOSSA counselling.

[@AlluSrinivasu_1972]

Sir, thank you for such knowledgeable session. ❤

[@SanjeevKumar-ye4tu]

Quite useful..thank you sir for your efforts.

[@SherlockFeluda]

Sir make a video on double major program by iit kgp and bs course like physics, chemistry and their placement Please, ,,, I am a jee 2024 aspirant

[@RocketsNRovers]

Prof ka kaam nahi placement pe baat karna

[@RocketsNRovers]

Uske liye reddit forums hain

[@kaushiksharma2223]

This is very USEFUl ! thank you sir

[@atharvdhuvad]

Thanks a lot, Jeevan sir and Sunil sir. It was a very useful session which covered most of the doubts we students have also giving some interesting information along the way. I just wanted to ask, how are the placements after graduation from aerospace, and is there more scope and opportunities if we take mechanical and chose aero as an elective?

[@MoizuddinKhaja-wv7xc]

Sir,pls make a vedios on the following: (1)General Engineering (2)Applied Engineering

[@TheKrish-eq3wt]

Introduction: Timestamp: 00:00:00 Key Point: Introduction to the video Need for Reliable Information: Timestamp: 00:00:04 Key Point: Students making decisions based on unreliable information Importance of Reliable Sources: Timestamp: 00:00:18 Key Point: Importance of comprehensive and reliable information Expert Input: Timestamp: 00:00:34 Key Point: Getting information from professors of departments Guest Introduction: Timestamp: 00:00:39 Key Point: Discussion with Aerospace Engineering professor, Prof. Sunil Manohar Dash at IIT Kharagpur Key Points and Start Times: Introduction to the video and purpose of providing reliable information to students (00:00:00) Introduction of Professor Sunil Manohar Dash from the Department of Aerospace Engineering at IIT Kharagpur (00:00:50) Key Points and Start Times: Introduction to the need for reliable information for department choices at Josa Counseling: 0:00 Overview of aerospace engineering vs. aeronautical engineering: 5:20 Divisions within the department of aerospace engineering: 10:24 Fundamental courses in aerodynamics, propulsion, aero structures, and controls: 18:44 Suitability of students based on skills and interests for aerospace engineering: 43:13 Importance of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology in aerospace engineering: 48:46 Emphasis on applied mathematics in aerospace engineering: 54:48 Key Points: Introduction to aerospace engineering and its importance in providing comprehensive and reliable information about various departments. (Start time: 0:00) Distinction between aerospace engineering and aeronautical engineering based on their focus areas within and beyond Earth's atmosphere. (Start time: 5:08) Four major subdivisions in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at IIT Kharagpur: aerodynamics, propulsion systems, aerostuctures, and controls/flight mechanics. (Start time: 9:00) Importance of interdisciplinary skills for aerospace engineering, including elements of mechanical, electrical, and electronics engineering. (Start time: 18:25) Considerations for students' academic interests, skills, and temperament to determine suitability for aerospace engineering. Avoiding common misconceptions about difficulty based on departmental rankings. (Start time: 25:07) Discussion on the relevance of physics, mathematics, chemistry, and possibly biology knowledge in relation to aerospace engineering, highlighting the significance of mathematics and fluid mechanics expertise. (Start time: 32:44) Key Points and Start Times: Introduction to Aerospace Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering: 0:00 Differences between Aerospace Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering: 3:23 Departments and Subdivisions within Aerospace Engineering at IIT Kharagpur: 7:15 Fundamental Courses in Aerospace Engineering: 12:41 Characteristics of Students Best Suited for Aerospace Engineering: 22:45 Factors like Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Biology Influencing Suitability for Aerospace Engineering: 28:10 Importance of Mathematics in Aerospace Engineering, especially in Aerodynamics and Applied Mathematics: 34:36

[@ogrqvity4484]

Sir please do for engineering physics 🙏

[@rudragoyal2431]

29:00 Sir Can the students from electronic and communication also pursue aerospace engineering for the masters

[@BLACK_WOLF-wt1bw]

SIR ACTUALLY THIS IS MY FAVOURITE BRANCH BUT THE MONEY OFFERED IS LOW COMPARED TO OTHER BRANCHES.....SO I AM REALLY CONFUSED CONSIDERING THAT I COME FROM A LOWER MIDDLE CLASS FAMILY

[@yash.........8476]

Yes so u r confused in whether pursuing mechanical or else which are financially stable so u move to higher in aerospace Same here

[@Aspirant2024-dd3bp]

Even if it's low compared to CS, you do get almost 9- 10 LPA and slowly progresses, enough to bring you out of low middle class category.

[@ultron513]

Sir if possible please upload videos on branches like exploration geophysics and applied geology etc

[@1729-f6w]

Sir what is the difference between btech in physics (IITM) and BS in physics (IISc) and engineering physics

[@aryansinha4992]

Thank you sir, please also make a video on biotech and biological engineering. I'm really interested in that field and I see a lot of potential in future

[@SouravSharma_2k5]

Please bring video on branches like Chemical Science and Technology (CST) and Chemical Engg (CE).

[@indiancitizen8297]

Which minor subjects can we persue with Aerospace engineering

[@Harshita970]

dear prof jc sir, pls can you make a video like this for btech in bioengineering ans bio sciences (BSBE) ? not much info is available on youtube regarding this..pls sir it would be very helpful. and sir thank you for recommending me this great video!

[@Dreamscientist01]

is aerospace in iiest shibpur good too? i am getting mechanical in nitw too, i like aerospace eng. so would it be better for me to chose iiest.?

[@tanmaykumar7054]

Sir could you please do a similar video on Engineering physics? I am considering the branch, but no one talks about what is taught there or what the road ahead would look like.

[@sandhyanaik3970]

Sir,what are sub divisions in ASTROPHYSICS

[@LUCKYSharma-pb8ly]

sir why jee advanced does not give chance for 3rd attempt like other exams neet upsc specially for some students who start their preparation after 12th cause of their are not aware these examination earlier in tier 3 city or villages

[@satypk8664]

reality of job market is very much different . isro, drdo etc conduct own exams and they are more focussed on mechanical , electronics seperately . Similarly many mtech students also compete with mechanical design or thermal mtech and go for same role .

[@ananyavarkhedkar6200]

Thank you sir, great initiative on your part. My request - Please could you ask the faculties from every branch what kind of scope there is for research in sustainable solutions & alternatives in their respective branches in the near future?

[@cartoonstelugu5767]

Hii sir..! I need a help from u sir please help me sir I didn't cracked jee adv sir , so i decided to take the drop , but my parents didn't accepted my drop sir , so me and my school topper decided to take the partial drop sir , and I will join in a private university sir and at the same time I will prepare for jee sir and , if I get rank in jee then I will get admission in jee colleges and my problem is should I pay fee for 4 years for that private university..? If drop from that private university.. Sir ...! Please tell me sir that's my problem sir

[@adityaa63]

why are you paying for 4 years man? at max, you'll have to pay for 3 semesters (maybe 2).

[@cartoonstelugu5767]

@@adityaa63 kk thank you bro

[@purnimaranka8866]

Please make a video about mathematics and computing

[@kulkarnichaitanyasadanand7222]

We want an IIT Roorkee faculty for Engineering Physics. Please sir.

[@SurprisedDivingBoard-vu9rz]

If you are taking a job in ship minimum qualification is that you should know to swimming. If you take flight because you can land on earth or sea you should know minimum using a parachute jump and swimming in sea and no fear of heights. The judgement for every job is like that. That's why hire only only only experienced people for any jobs.

[@KaritkPatil-f1y]

Same doubt i also want this

[@spideyman-k7r]

hlo sir now i passed 12 and looking forward to take AE but i was not able to crack jee so iit is now a dream and there is a very little chance to get into iist...basically i am from karnataka banglore and i have taken a good rank in my respective state entrance exam .so is it worth considering private colleges for AE like RVCE in banglore if i take it will i regret it?...and btw i have good passion towards astronomy and theoritical physics even though i am aware of it only on the surface lvl without being aware of the math involved in it

[@subhamnabik4504]

Sir please make a video with the ECE Department faculty..talking about course subjects, difficulty, comparison with cse , influence of AI in this field and future scope..I am really confused between two

[@_Yesh_11]

Make a video on civil engineering too sir ❤ Many people say that it's the worst branch to join even i get in nit Trichy..

[@sekar.k_]

Yes sir! Make a video about civil engineering

[@sahasraoleti7854]

Hello sir, very informative and understandable and highly useful for all of us students out there. Can u please do for chemical engineering also sir

[@AdiPandey-ys2id]

Thank you sir for the highly informative video. It would be great if you could also make videos based upon the core the branches and how a dual degree is different from a B Tech. degree and the aspects of placements and course materials in the two.

[@souravdanga8042]

Sir please make video on metallurgy department

[@CuriousMindJeeAsp]

Sir Engeneering physics k baare me banana pls . Thanks you ❤

[@AAyushkNarganwe14]

Sir please make video on mathematics and computing department and some iits offer bsc and some b tech what's the basically difference

[@samarthpandey4a18]

Sir my child wants to go for biomedical engineering but every where i read it says there is no future in Indian market..no.job opportunities..i am little hesitant so at the same time don't want to do anything wrong.. please guide sir

[@Mrugen_patel]

Please bring similar video for Biotech department and Ocean engineering department

[@withervoid4966]

professor I have a question, are IITs the only good universities in india that has the capabilities to teach and train aerospace engineering students? And also would recommend students to stay here or find a job abroad in this specific field, thanks a lot for making this video, watched it multiple times to understand the content

[@disha.gugale]

Sir I will be probably be joining the mechanical engineering department at IIT Kanpur this year. Can you please recommend a good math book?

[@LakshyaKatyayan]

Sir I have deeply interest in both mathematics and physics. Which department I should choose ? Please guide me

[@subhradeeppaulm.techmetall9009]

Sir please bring detail about METALLURGY AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING

[@Prof_JC]

I am planning something for Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.

[@jijiantony7579]

Thank you very much sir

[@ayushkhare3455]

Sir can we please get a similar video on Engineering Physics?

[@shibanisalui3970]

SIR I watched your video about studying Mathematics but didn't understand clearly what you meant by breaking symmetry in the problems and seeing what happens. It will be very helpful if you demonstrate this with one or two examples. I am Krishanu Karmakar, a class 10 student preparing for boards and IOQM 2024.

[@Prajnaparamita-pg8hu]

I hv a confusion that in prev yrs iist jee adv was accepting very high top ranks Bt I m confused 😕 why in their 2024 ug brouchure it's written that min aggreagate marks is 50 Well I'm scoring 80 this yr and also clearing per sub cutoff (as per their brochure of iist) sud I apply for it leaving josaa My major doubt is how can there b huge difference in prev trend and this yr's jeeadv cutoff for iist

[@_Yesh_11]

That is iist rank not jee adv...Also the closing percentage for general is 30% of jee adv which would be around 108 marks in ADV

[@prathameshdeshpande4854]

hello sir i would be very thankful if you could arrange a similar discussion with CS/AI/ML/MnC professor and thank you very much for this video too, though I'm not very inclined towards aerospace but i got to know a lot about engineering in general and how to make discussions

[@priyanshuranjan419]

Sir if it is possible then make a session for mathematics and computing.

[@itsnoorsaheb]

sir please do a discussion on metallurgy and material science engg...

[@abhinandankhanna4917]

Love you Sir for this content !!

[@scrocxx2410]

Sir please make a video about Astrophysics and its application.. and is it available in IITs?

[@ZayedFM-lv9ln]

Sir this year, would round 6 not be conducted in jossa counceling for iits?