AME in B1.1 (Heavy Aeroplane & Turbine Engine) 

at Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology, Kandivali East

The three-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering programme at Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology has three specializations and 60 students per intake. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India, New Delhi, have both approved the Kandivali East, Mumbai, Maharashtra-based institute. The private Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology (TIAT) was founded in 2006. The private Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology (TIAT) offers the Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University-accredited Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) program, a B.Sc. program, and an industrial Science diploma. Candidates are deemed eligible for admission to the course if they have completed their 10+2 coursework with mathematics, chemistry, and physics as required subjects from an accredited university or board. Candidate's are admitted based on how well they performed on the qualifying exam. The qualified applicants are chosen for admission to the course, and the shortlisted candidates are invited to an interview. After completing this course, there are numerous opportunities in India's rapidly expanding aviation sector. Numerous aviation organizations come to this institute to select candidates on campus; however, the selection process is based only on the students' academic performance during their studies and the number of DGCA module exams they pass. 

Established in 2006, TIAT is a private aviation technology institute. Kandivali East, Mumbai, Maharashtra-based Institute of Aviation Safety has received approval from both the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of the Government of India, New Delhi, and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology offers the B.Sc. program, industrial Science diploma, and Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) program, which is accredited by Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University. The admission process is merit-based. The application form for admission to TIAT is available at the college office and on the official college website. Upon successfully completing the training program, students receive a Certificate of Recognition. Numerous aviation organizations come to this institute to select candidates on campus; however, the selection process is based only on the students' academic performance during their studies and the number of DGCA module exams they pass. The college's brochure makes nice-sounding claims about placements at airlines like Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airlines, and so on, but those claims are not at all accurate.

TIAT, Mumbai offers a two-year on-campus Diploma in aircraft maintenance engineering. Applications for admission to the two-year, full-time Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program must have been submitted through an accredited board at the intermediate or 10+2 level. There is a 1000 rupee admission fee. Additionally, the annual tuition is 3.25 lakhs.