M.Tech in Aerospace Engineering is generally a two-year postgraduate program, structured across four semesters. The first year focuses on core subjects that lay a strong foundation in aerospace principles, including aerodynamics, propulsion, aerospace structures, flight mechanics, and avionics. In the second year, students engage in more specialized topics, advanced research, and design projects. The curriculum also includes lab sessions, industry internships, and a final project or thesis that involves in-depth research, often guided by faculty members or in collaboration with the aerospace industry.
The program is designed for students to gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them for challenging roles in the aerospace sector. Though the typical duration is two years, the completion time may vary slightly depending on the institution and individual progress, including the duration of the thesis or project.