Indian Institute of Aircraft Engineering Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Haryana - Other

Placements: Placement drives are not organised here. They don't even provide any placement assistance. You have to get the jobs on your own. Staff are supportive, but the management is not that good. The placement rate is only 10% in the last 3 years. They are not conducting the training sessions properly so you will not get much knowledge here.

Placements: There are no placements at all. One has to find their jack to penetrate into airlines to become AME. Clearance of all papers is necessary and required to receive BAMEL (Basic Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Licence) from DGCA.

Placements: There is no placement from the college side; you just have to depend on your own with a very minimal salary. Even though it is too late to find a job in this sector, the college does not know where you go after you are completed and they are not responsible.

Placements: Aircraft maintenance engineering is a good field, and you just need to have the right guidance and proper institute for placements and job opportunities in AME. But IIAE is one of the worst institutes for AME in India. It is better for you to choose other colleges. Thakur Institute and SAME Institute are one of the best, so you can try them.

Placements: There is a good placement record in this field. Most of our batchmates undergo airlines. Still, I am not training anywhere, but from the 1st of August, I will also be going to air India for training. There is good salary package as we discussed with our senior. I got a call from Air India for training. The salary package is very good in these industries after complete the course and training.

Placements: IIAE has an excellent placement record and I found a satisfactory career as an A.M.E. In QATAR Airlines. IIAE extended full support during training and placement. It has got highly qualified and experienced faculty and the best facility for A.M.E. training in India.