Civil Engineer

The most important question that most of you are facing is whether MBA a must after engineering? Today we see that 70-80% of the students appearing for the Common Admission Test (CAT) exam are engineers and in most of the cases it is not even a well thought decision but an act of going with the flow. Today, MBA has carved a niche for itself today in almost all the professions of the world. Doing MBA entirely depends upon individuals their priorities in life. Ideally speaking it is always good to have master's degree because a single degree in today's time of tough competitions is not enough. Before choosing MBA as a career you should do an analysis that whether it is the career for you or not? You can start by asking yourself questions like:
Do you have the traits of leadership?
Are you a team player?
Do you have good communication skills?
Do you have the ability to do multitasking independently?
Do you have convincing powers?
MBA gives you the confidence to pursue your dreams and gives you a force to innovate and experiment. A management degree polishes your managerial skills making you to work towards the goal of the application with greater productivity and lesser cost. The course makes you acquainted with all the aspects of running a company. It grooms the person to serve the best to oneself – only then can he be an asset to an organization.
MBA course prepares you to face the realities of life while you are still in the process of shaping your dreams. The management course gives you a chance to figure out your strengths, weaknesses, passions and harness them.
Types of MBA
MBA courses had always been full time courses, but in the last few years there has been an introduction of many types of MBA programs based on their structure. So now there are part time MBA courses, modular programs, international programs, distance learning programs, and even online MBA programs.
Many schools offer MBA programs along with other academic majors, and some focus only on business degrees.
Choose the MBA Program you want:
Two-Year, Full-Time MBA
One-Year, Full-Time MBA
Part-Time MBA
Executive MBA
Major Streams of MBA
Information Technology
Human Resource
Marketing
Finance
Systems
Operations

Hi Sai Krishna Varma,
Aircraft maintenance engineering is not a degree or a diploma course, but a training programme. On completion of the training, a license is issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
-A three-year aircraft maintenance engineering license training course is being offered by several institutes approved by the DGCA.
-You require 10+2 exam with 50 per cent marks in aggregate in physics, chemistry and mathematics or a three-year diploma course in any branch of engineering or B.Sc. degree holders after 10+2 with maths, physics and chemistry are eligible for admission to AME training courses
-Total training cost will be around Rs.1.5 lakh.
- To become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) you need to obtain a license from the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The AME (Associate Membership Exam) certification is not a degree but a specialized licensing programme for servicing and maintenance of aircraft and only those institutes approved by the DGCA can impart training in this field to prepare you for the AME exam conducted by the Aeronautical Society of India .
-Upon clearing the internal exams (Section A & B), the DGCA will issue you an AME license, which is considered at par with a BE/BTech in aeronautical engineering from an Indian university. Age limit: 23 years (at times, the upper age limit is relaxed for engineering diploma holders in any branch of engineering (50% marks) and science graduates.
-On completing of year one (two semesters) of the three year training programme, you can take the basic Paper I of the AME License Exam, followed by Paper II at the end of the second year and Paper III on completion of the fifth semester.
- Clearing these three papers at the earliest will fetch you the Basic Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Certificate (BAMEC) from DGCA which will make you eligible for a job in the aviation industry.
-That leaves you with Paper IV in your specific area of competence, which will fetch you the coveted AME license.
Job prospects after completing Aircraft Maintenance Engineering :
- Air India, Pawan Hans, Helicopter Corporation of India and flying clubs, private airlines and government-owned air service,Hindustan Aeronautical Ltd, Defense Research and Development Laboratories, National Aeronautical Lab, Aeronautical Development Establishment,
Please refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-aircraft-maintenance-engineer-cc-9