School of Aeronautics, Neemrana Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super smart and really know their stuff. They're always there to help us out. The course we study is awesome for learning about airplanes. We have midterms to get us ready for the big exams.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are awesome! Almost 80-90% of students get placed each year. Big companies like Indigo Airlines, Airbus, and CAE come to our campus for placements. The average salary package is around 10-12 LPA.

Campus: I love the college's setup! We've got awesome labs, classrooms with good ventilation, and a library with all the books we need. The hostel rooms are cool too, with both AC and non-AC options. And there's sports like cricket, table tennis, football, and volleyball to keep us active. Plus, the food in the mess is both tasty and clean.

Admission: The exams are delayed a bit. M1 is harder than M2, probably because of the new scheme implemented due to a change in VC. The semesters are challenging but not too bad since they don't make the question papers as difficult as IITs. The workshop labs are great, and the teachers are really experienced.

Placement: The college offers a range of courses, like B.Tech. with AME, cabin crew, and pilot courses. The highest package was 36 LPA, with the lowest at 5 LPA. On average, students got around 8 LPA. Top companies like IndiGo, Airbus, and CAE hire from here.

Campus: The campus looks nice and the water is clean. The food is okay, better than other places. Wi-Fi is a bit slow but it works. The classrooms have AC, but a few don't work. Overall, had a good experience! Food could be better though.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but most of them are interns and lack experience. Passing exams can be tough because the college seems to benefit from students failing. The management is a mess, always running late and putting pressure on everyone to finish the course quickly.

Placement: In my batch, there were over 60 students at the start, but towards the end, the number dropped to around 45-50. The staff's mismanagement was to blame. Outside the college, there are lots of chances for internships in this field. But the college itself isn't very helpful or supportive.

Campus: The campus buildings are falling apart, and it feels like one little shake could bring them down. The Wi-Fi here sucks, but the labs are awesome even though the teachers aren't that great. The library is top-notch, though. Living in the hostel costs a fortune, and the food in the mess is overpriced for what you get.

Admission: The college does a great job celebrating freshers and other events. They even have a Mandir where students can do poojas. The festivals are super fun and full of energy. The exams are tough, but they help us learn a lot.

Placement: Lots of companies come to hire us before we graduate. They offer good jobs in airlines for Aeronautical Engineers. The pay is pretty good, too. Airbus and Indigo are some of the big companies that hire us. Most of us get jobs in our final year of B.Tech.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities and buildings. The classrooms have AC, and the hostels have clean drinking water. The food in the mess is tasty, but they only serve vegetarian. The library is cool with lots of books to help with studies.

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they know their stuff and are always ready to help. The lectures are interesting and easy to follow. The course covers everything you need to know. The exam isn't too hard, and you just need to get 75% to pass. It prepares you well for working in the industry. Plus, you pick up a lot of useful skills along the way.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduation. The highest salary is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 6 LPA. Companies like Indigo, Airbus, and CAE hire students from here. Lots of students also get internships through the course. About 90% of students found jobs this year. It's easy to connect with top companies here.

Campus: The college has labs for different subjects, spacious classrooms, and a library with lots of books. There are study rooms too. The hostel is safe and well-kept. The canteen is clean. They have a medical facility open all the time. You can also play badminton, table tennis, volleyball, cricket, and football here.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and always there for us when we need help. They know their stuff and make learning easy with their own notes. The course is really practical and will get us ready for the industry. The exams are fair and not too hard.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs every year, about 90%. The rest start their own businesses. The highest salary is around 20,000 per month. Companies like Indigo hire from our college. Getting an internship is pretty easy because almost all students get one the internship rate is 99%.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in our hostels works well. It's available all day in the college area too. The labs are good but could use some upkeep. Classrooms are spacious and have AC. The library has all kinds of books that we can easily borrow.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us a lot. The courses are spot on and prepare us well for the job market. Exams are not too tough, and around 30% of students pass. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: I really liked the course because 95% of students were placed in it. The highest package was 7 Lacs, the lowest was 200000, and the average was 400000. Companies like Indigo and Airbus hire students from this course. Also, 80% of students got internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The course department has good facilities like Wi-Fi in hostels and classrooms. The library has AC and lots of books. Hostel facilities are nice too. The canteen food is good and there are medical facilities. Plus, sports and games are available. Overall, it's a pretty decent setup for students.

Admission: The staff and faculty at this college are mostly helpful, but there are a few who aren't. If you have any study problems, you can always count on the staff to assist you. The older staff members are really knowledgeable and great at teaching, but there seems to be new staff every semester.

Placement: Out of all the students in my course, only around 30% landed jobs at Indigo and other airlines. The highest salary offered was 3 lakhs per year, while the average was around 2 lakhs per year. Many job placements required a bond, and the salaries weren't really high enough to kickstart our careers. Even though it was tough, everyone gave their best shot, and a few of us managed to succeed in the end.

Campus: The college has enough facilities for our studies. They have all the labs we need, but sometimes we don't have enough lab instructors. The campus is small, so it can feel crowded sometimes. It seems like the management doesn't really listen to the students' problems.

Admission: In our college, there are more mechanical faculty members than aeronautical ones. It would be great to have more teachers with field experience in aeronautical engineering to help us learn better.

Placement: Placement at this college is okay. They should offer training before placements so students can nail their interviews. That way, more students will get placed from campus.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is just okay. It would be great if they had a stationery shop on campus because girls can't go outside to buy things. Also, a better canteen and sports equipment would be awesome. And we need good water facilities for drinking and cleaning too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good, but the big issue is the lack of enough teachers. They make one teacher handle two subjects, and some classes are online which doesn't feel fair since we're paying for in-person classes.

Placement: The job placements at this college are not great. Only a few students, around 4 to 5 out of 60 to 70, get hired by companies. Big names like Indigo and Air India come for recruitment drives, but they only offer around 15 to 17 thousand for a 2-year commitment. That's quite low considering you'll end up paying the college around 15 to 20 lakhs in total over 4 years.

Campus: There are 2 hostels for guysone in the academic block and the other in the hostel block. Girls have their own hostel too. The mess has seating but the food isn't great, not like home-cooked meals.