Pune Institute of Aviation Technology

Dear, you can refer to their website and there only you will find true information.

Hello Kaushal,
DGCA approval or DGCA license is obtained after appearing for the concerned examination of the DGCA. The eligibility for appearing in this DGCA exam is graduation in AME. If you say you have failed in AME, then obviously you are not eligible to even appear for license exam of DGCA. So, obtaining license is further away. First, you will have to pass your AME and then appear for DGCA licensing examination to get a license. Best wishes to you.

The average salary of an AME certificate holder is INR 20000-30000 per month (in the beginning).

For admission in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in Avionics you need to have completed Diploma in Engineering/ Technology or higher education in science with Physics and Mathematics. You can apply on provisional basis.

There is no criteria for the physical eligibility in aircraft maintenance engineering. Even I'm interested in that and I'm pursuing aeronautical engineering from NMIT, Bangalore.

Hi,
Avionics is concerned with flying Aeroplanes, aviation deals with the design, development, production, operation and maintenance of heavier-than-air aircrafts.
AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering) is a technical training course (3 years long) that will help you acquire an aircraft maintenance engineer license (issued by the DGCA).
Regards

Hi Arub,
Please find below some of the good Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges:
1. Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering
2. The Bombay Flying Club
3. Hindustan Aerospace and Engineering, Sha Shib Group
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/aircraft-maintenance-engineering-colleges-india
All the Best!

If you study aerospace from IITs or IISc then you will have good scope but if you study it from a private college then the value will be less.