Bhopal’s institute for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, backed by our own DGCA-approved MRO, industry-oriented training and a placement record that speaks for itself.
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Redwings Group is a DGCA-approved maintenance, repair and overhaul company headquartered in Madhya Pradesh. With exceptional workmanship, uncompromising quality and a commitment to safety, we have built a long-standing reputation in Indian aviation in a short time.
Redwings Aerotechnique brings that same shop-floor discipline into the classroom, creating a realistic, achievable path for every aviation dreamer.
A learning environment run by experienced professionals, in strict adherence to DGCA guidelines.
Our faculty bring national and international aviation-industry experience to every class.
Curriculum and training programs follow the Directorate General of Civil Aviation guidelines to the letter.
Industry-oriented education with hands-on workshop experience, so students graduate industry-ready.
A licensed course run under the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India. As the engineer responsible for the safe operation of every flight, an AME holds one of aviation’s most respected and in-demand profiles.
Learn more →B.E (Aeronautical, Computer Science or Mechanical) with Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. One program that covers both the manufacturing and the maintenance of aircraft, in partnership with Sri Satya Sai University.
Learn more →Five stages, one outcome: a DGCA licence that lets you certify an aircraft as fit to fly.
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognised board, or an equivalent Diploma.
Through the AMERAT aptitude test or directly at the institute. DGCA holds no entrance exam.
Six semesters of basic training in a CAR-147 approved organisation.
One year of hands-on maintenance training on operating aircraft.
Clear the DGCA written modules and oral exam for your aircraft type.
A complete training and placement package for airline and MRO careers.
See all placementsPrivate university in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, established 1999.
An all-India aviation awareness programme that reaches Class 12 science students at school level, introducing them to aviation streams and careers they rarely hear about.
Redwings Aerotechnique is the top AME college in Bhopal, with an engaging learning experience, highly qualified, supportive and inspiring faculty, and excellent DGCA results.
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Redwings offers discounts to meritorious students and helps them achieve their dreams. A career with soaring opportunities in the aviation sector.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is a highly rewarding technical course with immense job opportunity for 12th PCM / Diploma students. It leads to a licence from DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation), Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India, for maintaining aircraft as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. It is a licensing programme conducted in a Basic Maintenance Training Organisation approved by DGCA.
The total training period is four years: 3 years of basic training covered in six semesters, followed by 1 year of practical maintenance training on operating aircraft.
Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers earn a very lucrative salary with attractive perks. AMEs are among the most highly paid professionals in aviation.
AMERAT stands for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Redwings Aptitude Test, a national-level entrance exam for aspirants who have passed (or are appearing in) 12th with PCM / Diploma to join the DGCA-approved AME programme.
An AME deals with aircraft maintenance and its certification. An Aeronautical Engineer deals with aircraft design and manufacturing.
Civil aviation is one of India’s fastest-growing industries, and India is one of the largest domestic aviation markets in the world. That creates high demand for trained professionals, including Aircraft Maintenance Engineers, who play a key role in an aircraft’s safety before take-off.
No. DGCA, the sole aviation authority in India, does not conduct any entrance exam for the AME course.
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