Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology Kandivali East Mumbai Answered Questions

Comparing the referrals to The Bombay Flying Club and Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology (TIAT), there are some unique features in both the institutes.1. Bombay Flying Club is famous for providing professionals in the aviation industry. However, specific recruitment statistics are not widely publicized. Its fee for an aviation-related course like AME is around INR 90,000 for the first year.2. Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology which is also a DGCA approved institute, has an extensive history of launching aircraft. It is known for its strong programming and business connections. AME charges around INR 1,40,000, and the institute has received mixed reviews from students, with an average rating of 3.4 out of 5 based on user feedbackBoth institutes offer good facilities and career prospects, but the Thakur Institute is known for its slightly higher cost and more established infrastructure

Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology provides two specialisations of BSc in Aeronatuics Engineering. The course duration, eligibility criteria and admission procedure for both the specialisations are the same. The programme curriculum varies across the two specialisations, with practical exposure, on-the-job training and simulation learning being the common factors. The BSc  specialisations/courses offered at the institute are listed below:BSc in Aeronautics (Mechanical)BSc in Aeronautics (Avionics)

The jobs that a candidate can seek after completing a BSc degree in Aeronautics from TIAT Mumbai are not limited to private organisations or airlines. Several government organisations also hire Aeronautical Science students for various job roles. The table below presents the top government recruiters providing jobs for BSc graduates of Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology:Aeronautical Science Top Government RecruitersDefense Research and Development Organization (DRDO)Civil Aviation DepartmentHindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)Indian Air Force (IAF)National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL)Note: The information is taken from external sites and may vary.

Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology provides a BSc in Aeronautics in two specialisations, namely Mechanical & Avionics. The BSc curriculum followed at the institute is divided into six semesters. In each semester, students are taught the theoretical and practical aspects of various topics related to the design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and aerospace systems. TIAT Mumbai is the first basic maintenance training organisation in India to have a full-fledged AR/VR lab. This aids student learning by enabling them to comprehend the aircraft systems and components realistically. The institute also has ties with various leading national airlines and international MROs to provide practical training and on-the-job learning experience to the students.

The last date to apply for BSc admission at Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology changes every year. The last date to apply for BSc admission 2024 has not been announced by the institute yet. The admission process is currently ongoing. Candidates must submit their applications as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline. They can submit the application online or offline.

Yes, Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology offers a BSc in Aeronautics. It is a three-year undergraduate degree programme, offered in the full-time mode. The institute offers this programme in affiliation with Mumbai University. The programme is offered in two specialisations, with 100 seats for each specialisation. These specialisations are Avionics and Mechanical. Interested candidates can submit their applications online or offline. Before applying, they must ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria specified by the institute for BSc admission.

Candidates seeking admission to the BSc programme of Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology can submit their applications in online or offline modes. To submit an application in the offline mode, aspirants must visit the institute's campus in Mumbai. They can buy the application form along with the prospectus from the institutes' admission office. The next step is to submit the duly filled application form along with the required documents. For online application, aspirants can follow the steps given below:Step 1: Visit the institute's official websiteStep 2: Click on "Online Admission" under the "Admission" tab/drop-down menuStep 3: Register with your phone number and verify it with an OTPStep 4: Fill out the detailed application form and upload the required documentsStep 5: Pay the application fee.  

The fee structure for a BSc at TIAT Mumbai is a combination of a number of components, such as tuition fees, library fees, practical fees, security deposits, etc. Some components of TIAT Mumbai fees, such as the admission fee, are payable once. Other components can be paid in periodic instalments. Students can pay the fees via various payment methods, such as QR codes, UPIs, Internet banking, debit cards, and credit cards.

Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology offers two specialisations for a BSc in Aeronautics. Hence, the total intake for BSc in Aeronautics at the institute is cumulative of the seats for the two BSc specialisations offered at the institute. The total number of seats available for pursuing a BSc at the institute is 200. The following table contains the specialisation-wise division of the total BSc seats at Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology:SpecialisationSeatsBSc in Aeronautics (Avionics)100BSc in Aeronautics (Mechanical)100

Yes, Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology is currently accepting applications for admission to its BSc programme. Interested candidates must visit the institute's official website to submit their applications online. They can also submit the applications in the offline mode. For this, they must visit the TIAT campus in Mumbai. The last date to apply for the programme has not been announced yet. Aspirants are advised to apply for the programme as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline.