Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

Avionics stands for aircraft electronics. After completing the aircraft maintenance engineering course, you can start working as an aircraft technician / mechanic whose job is to carry out inspection and repairs of various electronic equipment installed in an aircraft.
For any further details, you can contact the Bombay Flying Club.
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Hello Gagan Kumar, Its very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your MS abroad in A.M.E. However getting admission in any institution abroad is not based only on academics but on a whole lot of many additional criteria. Hence I would like to advise you that please approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for MS This will ensure that you would get admission for MS Best wishes to you.

Ireland is the best place you will get EASA certified Aircraft maintenance courses. Griffith college and other universities offer courses based on your qualification.

Hello,
Studying abroad but A.M.E. Is not the type of course. In addition, civil aviation industry is booming only in India and hence it stands to reason that you should do this course in India. Thank you.

No doubt, CSE is better as compared to AME. If you compare the placement scenarios of different engineering colleges across the country, you will see higher offers bagged by CSE students. No doubt AME is a good course to pursue but opportunities are more readily available for CSE students.

Hi, If you have the following eligibility, you can join:-The eligibility criteria to pursue an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Course which is- Candidate must be passed 10+2 with a non-medical stream or equivalent AICTE approved 3 years engineering diploma in any stream or any higher qualification in science with Physics and Mathematics at the time of admission. Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/aircraft-maintenance-engineering-chp. All the best.

Hello,
It is very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering, after doing your graduation in AME almost 13 years ago. Your intentions are very good but a word of caution. Recently UGC has reminded all universities from offering any professional course including engineering by way of distance education. Hence, my sincere advice is not to proceed in this direction and think of studying in some other subject.
Best wishes to you.