The Polytechnic in Aeronautical Engineering course at Panipat is not only theoretical — it includes a strong practical training component. While classroom lectures teach you the concepts of aerodynamics, propulsion systems, avionics, and aircraft structures, the real learning happens in workshops, labs, and hands-on sessions.
The college provides aircraft-system models, simulators, and avionics labs where students can see, touch, and work on real components. Here, students practice dismantling and assembling parts, checking engines, maintaining flight-control systems, inspecting airframes, and learning how to operate electronic navigation and communication devices. This gives them practical skills that are essential for aviation jobs.
In addition to workshop practice, students also undergo industrial visits and live demonstrations in aerospace and aviation companies. These visits help students understand real-world aircraft maintenance, manufacturing processes, safety procedures, and industry standards.
By combining theory with practical training, students become job-ready, confident, and skilled in handling aircraft systems. This approach ensures that they are well-prepared for careers in aircraft maintenance, avionics, aerospace manufacturing, or aviation support roles immediately after completing their diploma.
The Polytechnic in Automobile Engineering course is not just theoretical—it has a very strong practical component. In fact, one of the biggest advantages of this diploma is the amount of hands-on training students receive throughout the three years. The course is designed to give students real industry-level skills so they can confidently work with vehicles and automotive systems.
Students spend a significant amount of time in well-equipped workshops and laboratories. Here, they work directly with real engines, gearboxes, transmission systems, braking systems, suspension units, electrical circuits, and diagnostic tools. This practical exposure helps students understand how each part of a vehicle works in real life, not just in textbooks.
Practical sessions also include dismantling and assembling engine parts, checking vehicle faults, using modern testing equipment, learning service procedures, and performing regular maintenance activities. These activities help students develop confidence and prepare them for actual job roles in automobile service centers and manufacturing units.
Apart from workshop training, students also participate in industrial visits, internships, and live demonstrations in nearby automotive companies. These experiences help them see real-world applications of what they learn in the classroom and understand the latest industry standards.