How to Become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer in India
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How to Become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Guide
A simple roadmap to the AME licence
From Class 12 to your first aviation job, here is how the path works.
Step by step
The roadmap
Step 1: Finish 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, or an AICTE-approved three-year engineering diploma.
Step 2: Choose a DGCA-approved institute and register for its entrance. At Redwings that is AMERAT.
Step 3: Complete the three-year, six-semester basic programme with workshops and hangar practice.
Step 4: Clear the DGCA exams and begin your career with an airline or MRO.
Help
FAQs
How long does it take?
The basic programme is three years.
Where can I study?
Redwings Aerotechnique, Bhopal.
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