Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The teaching staff was very supportive and was always ready to help the students with their problems. They also supported us and provided guidance during our module preparation. The semester exams were quite easy, as the teachers helped us with our doubts and helped us gain more knowledge.

Faculty: The teachers and faculty are good. Every teacher is knowledgeable and experienced and they give their 100%. There are two semesters in each year so in three years we have 6 semesters.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and knowledgeable, they give good knowledge of the systems and their operation. I think after studying in the facility, I have gained a little basic knowledge of the field and feel a bit confident in my journey of aviation maintenance. Exams are lenghty but sometime are easy to cope with modules .

Faculty: The curriculum is aligned with the industry standard and approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Government of India. I have enrolled for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and B.Sc. Aviation course. The passing percentage is 75% for A.M.E. and 40% for B.Sc. Aviation course.

Faculty: All the teaching faculty is well experienced and having good knowledge of the industry. The course curriculum for both the courses (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and B.Sc. Aviation) is almost 80 to 90% the same. And monthly as well as semester exams are conducted by the college.

Faculty: The faculty is very experienced and knowledgeable, and the teaching quality is so satisfying. The course curriculum is designed as per industry requirements. The exams are conducted by the college every semester, and a monthly class test is also conducted. Once you complete the course, you are ready for the job.

Faculty: College is having experienced faculty members, and the best part is the college is providing B.Sc. Aviation Undergraduate course which is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune. Course curriculum is almost 80 to 90% the same for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and B.Sc. Aviation UG Course.

Faculty: The teaching faculty is well-experienced. The course structure is designed as per industry norms. The syllabus of A.M.E. and B.Sc. Aviation Course is 90% the same. A.M.E. exams are multiple-choice questions, and B.Sc. Aviation Exams are descriptive. Passing criteria are 75% for the A.M.E. course and 40% for the B.Sc. Aviation Course.

Faculty: Well-experienced staff and a number of contracted 145 organizations help to achieve practical maintenance experience. The teaching faculty is from an Air Force background/A.M.E. License Holder. Semester exams of the A.M.E. course are MCQ-based, and for B.Sc., it is subjective.

Faculty: The staff in our college are supportive and excellent at teaching. Each and every subject is taught on screen. Each subject teacher creates a pdf of their subject to teach the students in a better and easier way. This is the best course in the aviation stream. The semester exams are generally difficult. To pass the semester, you need to get 75% in each subject.

Faculty: I passed out from batch 17 (Avionics stream). I have cleared my all A.M.E. Dgca basic modules of Avionics stream and also cleared 7 modules of mechanical stream. The reason behind this is the experienced and supportive faculty of our college. All the instructors of the college are very supportive and they are always ready to solve doubts and problems at any time. Most of the instructors are from the air force background and BAMEL holders. While 147 practical training one of the instructor is alw...

Faculty: Our faculty members provide both theoretical and practical knowledge. Our instructors are good, and they have great knowledge of this field. They use various methods of teaching. As far as the academic results are concerned, this college has secured 1st rank in the western zone. Our directors and CI sir are helpful in all the aspects.

Faculty: The course is of 2 years. The college will provide you with an A.M.E. certificate, but the certificate doesn't make you A.M.E. engineer. You have to clear the DGCA papers which are very tough. You need a total two years after clearance of A.M.E. from your college to become an A.M.E. engineer as 2 years of practical training is mandatory to become an A.M.E. engineer.

Faculty: Teachers are good instructors. They have a reputed background. They retired from the airforce background and are also BAMEL holders. The student to faculty ratio is 30:1. We went to Indamer Aviation Private Limited, etc., for industrial exposure. The syllabus was completed successfully.

Faculty: We have good teaching staff as compared to other AME colleges. They have good experience in the aviation field. There are some senior instructors, who have large airforce experience. Chief instructor and other instructors are always ready to help students.