Is city university london good for aerospace engineering?

Im planning to go into aerospace engineering and my predicted grades are A/B, ive heard its second to best to imperial in london for the facilities for engineering but is it actually a good uni to go to and come out with at least a 2:1 degree? thanks

Saying City uni is second best to imperial in London is like Saying Oxford Brookes is second best for like law to Oxford in Oxford. Are you only limited to London universities? Even so it looks like Brunel is couple of spots ahead of City in London. I think queen mary does aerospace too & it sounds like a decent uni

None of the engineering schools in London are considered to be good bar Imperial, even UCL has a bad rep. Given your grades you'd be better off in Leeds, Swansea or Sheffield.

Just to note, look carefully at the modules you'll take when considering Aerospace courses, for some universities you might as well be doing mechanical or systems engineering.

If i were to get AAA, which unis are suitable for aero/mechanical engineering, cause i am looking at both courses

The ones I've said plus Surrey and Nottingham

Thanks, so its not the end of the world ending up at non russell group unis? Could i still achieve a minimum 2:1?

Russell group doesn't mean anything for undergrads, unistats gives a far better idea of whether a course has good prospects.

Probably, it's pretty difficult to get below a 2:1 in engineering.

Alright thanks for all the info and advice, it definitely has given me a better idea and more confidence about my future!