Aeronautical Engineering

Hello Umang Panchal, I am very surprised when you say that some people have told you negatively about this course. Of course aircraft maintenance engineering is not a normal run of the mill B.Sc. Course that majority of students do. This is a skill imparting course. After a student completes this course the institution invariably will enable him or her to get DGCA licence for working on aircraft. You will be working as a maintenance personal on aircraft operated by civil Airlines, whether for passenger traffic or for cargo. In India both these traffics are increasing by almost 15% per year resulting in almost all the airlines acquiring more and more aircraft. With the increasing number of aircraft, the requirement of trained and licenced professionals in this field has increased tremendously and as a result there is a very good scope for employment after completion of B.Sc. In aircraft maintenance engineering. Best wishes to you.

Hello Fuzail Shaikh, The students who pass out as aircraft maintenance engineers invariably also acquire DGCA certification for working as maintenance personal on civilian aircraft. Indian market for passenger Air Traffic as well as cargo Air Traffic is increasing at an average growth rate of 15%. This market is expected to grow at this rate in near future also. This all has forced many of the Indian civil Airlines to procure large number of aircraft to take advantage and cater for this market. Large number of aircraft means the requirement of large number of maintenance engineers also. Hence I see a great potential as far as the job prospects are concerned if you complete this aircraft maintenance engineering course. Best wishes to you.