AME Modules Explained
The modules you study for the AME licence
The AME licence syllabus is divided into modules. Every student studies the common foundation modules, and then the modules for their own stream: B1.1, B1.2 or B2.
You must pass the DGCA module examinations for your stream to move towards the licence. This guide explains what each group of modules covers and how Redwings prepares you for them.
Modules common to all streams
These modules build the basics every aircraft engineer needs.
Mathematics and Physics
The maths and physics behind forces, motion, heat, electricity and fluids.
Electrical and electronic fundamentals
Circuits, components and the basics of aircraft electrical systems.
Materials and hardware
Aircraft metals, composites, fasteners, pipes and hardware.
Maintenance practices
Safe workshop practice, tools, inspection and maintenance procedures.
Basic aerodynamics
How air flows over a wing and how an aircraft flies.
Human factors and legislation
Why errors happen, how to prevent them, and the rules that govern maintenance.
What changes with your stream
B1 mechanical students study aircraft aerodynamics, structures and systems along with propulsion modules: gas turbine engines for B1.1, and piston engines and propellers for B1.2.
B2 avionics students study digital techniques and electronic instrument systems, along with the aircraft structures and systems modules focused on electrical, instrument, radio and navigation systems.
The exact list of modules for your stream is in the syllabus download on our AME Syllabus page.
- B1.1: gas turbine engine
- B1.2: piston engine and propeller
- B2: avionics and digital systems
- Download the syllabus for your stream
Module-wise preparation at Redwings
Faculty teach each module as per the DGCA syllabus with regular revision and doubt sessions. Lab and workshop practicals help you understand the systems you read about.
Redwings has recorded 100% results in DGCA module examinations across several sessions. Session-wise results are published on our DGCA Exam Results page.
- Classes as per the DGCA syllabus
- Revision and doubt sessions
- Labs and workshop practicals
- Published module exam results
Questions answered
Do all streams study the same modules?
No. The foundation modules are common, but each stream has its own system and engine modules.
Who conducts the module exams?
The DGCA module examinations are conducted by DGCA as per its schedule.
Where can I download the syllabus?
The syllabus for B1.1, B1.2 and B2 is available on our AME Syllabus page.
Is the course taught in Hindi?
Classes and counselling are available in Hindi and English.
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