Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

According to the information gathered by the verified Shikhsa reviews and information collected through official sources, it is proven that the placements for AME courses and other courses offered at Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering are good. However, the institute does not provide an accurate number of AME students who got placed in the recent placement phase but, here is an overview of several students who got placements in different companies.  

Total Students  - 120 & Placed - 120      

• Star Air - 8
• Air India - 6
• Spice Jet - 2
• GMR - 13
• Indamer Aviation - 35
• Indigo - 24
• Indo Thai - 10
• Aspirella - 1
• Sonovision - 1
• Akasa Air - 1
• Air Deccan - 1
• Safran - 3
• Kohler - 4
• Accenture - 2
• TLE - 1
• Air Works - 2
• EkviAir - 1
• Gigaspaces - 1
• Higher Study- 4

According to the verified Shiksha reviews of students and alumni of AME course at the Institute of Aircraft Engineering reviews and given 4.4 out of 5 ratings to AME  courses, which is commendable. Moreover, according to the verified sources, the names of the companies that generally recruit AIME students from I.I.A.E Pune are GMR Hyderabad, AAR Indamer, STAR AIR & Air India, Indigo, Mytri Aviation & Manah Aerospace & Engineering Pvt. Lmt.

The highest packages provided in the recent placement lie between INR 8 Lacs to INR 10 lakh, that too is considered a handsome placement package. Conclusively, one can say that Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering AME placements are worthy. 

The following are the general requirements for enrolment in the AME course:

• Candidates must have completed their 12th grade, with maths, chemistry, and physics as required courses. Because they provide the fundamental information required to comprehend the technical aspects of aviation maintenance, these topics are essential.
• The majority of AME institutes need candidates to have an aggregate score of at least 50% in their 12th exams, while the minimum marks needed may differ based on the university or institution offering the course. However, particularly for well-liked programs, some universities could have higher cut-offs.
• Candidates should typically be between the ages of 16 and 28 when they apply.

The Bombay Flying Club's Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) programme in B1.1 (Heavy Aeroplane and Turbine Engine) typically has a small intake capacity, with only 30 to 40 students every batch. This small enrollment is intended to guarantee a top-notch experiential learning environment with ample access to tools real-world instruction and faculty supervision.

Since the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved this programme intake numbers follow DGCA guidelines which are designed to uphold aviation safety and training requirements. Candidates are urged to apply early and fulfill all qualifying and entry requirements because admissions are tough due to a limited number of seats and high demand.