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The required qualification to work as an Aeronautical Engineer is a B.E./B.Tech. Degree with specialization in Aeronautical Engineering. You can do your M.Tech in Aeronautics offered by Indian Institute of Science. You might like to write to ISRO for some information on Space Engineering.
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