Hindustan Aviation Academy

AME after B.Tech is a good choice according to me. I am also a B.Tech aerospace engineering passed out student and am very well aware of how difficult it is for our community to get into a core field.
Coming to the institution which offers AME course, I would suggest you go for Hindustan Aviation Academy, Bangalore for this. This institution is running AME course from past 26 years and has a good placement record. It was awarded as the best aviation institute in Bangalore in the year 2016. The level of education is very high, which is backed up by its well-experienced faculty. Most of the lecturers are having Indian airforce background. The college has its own workshop lab, DT & NDT lab, Piston engine lab, Jet engine lab etc. In addition to this college is in possession of 3 fully serviceable aircraft namely LEAR JET, CESSNA and HAL HT2. Students are given hands-on training on these fully serviceable aircraft in the supervision of experienced staff.

Before answering about the placements let me make this clear that Hindustan Aviation Academy has stopped the B.Tech in aerospace course for a while but there is still a course which is one of the prestigious course in the aviation field and that one is Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME). According to surveys, it has been found that AME's are the highest paid engineers in India where the salary package varies form 5L - 25L per annum (varies with the experience). As far as placements are concerned, our passed out students (both B.Tech & AME) are working in various organizations like NAL, HAL, ADA, JET AIRWAYS, CAPGEMINI, HONEYWELL, etc. Since HAL, NAL, ADA being government firms, it takes a long procedure for a fresher to get in these well-established firms. Private firms like CAPGEMINI & HONEYWELL never takes the batches all together, rather they seek for individual talent. Students have to go through various tests and interviews during placement drives. So placement of student is totally dependent on his on abilities and talent. On a scale of 10 students, they select max. 2 students. So it will better to talk about the percentage of students placed rather than the percentage of 'batch' placed.