The medium of instruction for the Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) in India is primarily English. This is because English is the official and universal language of aviation around the world. From pilot communication to maintenance documentation, from safety manuals to regulatory guidelines, English is used globally in the aviation industry. Therefore, it is important for students to learn and understand technical concepts in this language from the very beginning.
Using English as the medium of instruction ensures that students are prepared to meet international aviation standards, whether they plan to work in India or abroad. All major aviation authorities — including the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency), and FAA (Federal Aviation Administration, USA) — mandate that aircraft manuals, engineering documentation, maintenance records, and communication protocols be maintained in English.
In institutions like Puran Murti Campus, lectures, textbooks, lab instructions, and examination materials are delivered in English. This allows students to become comfortable with the technical language and terminology used in the global aviation field. It also helps them when they apply for DGCA or EASA licenses, which are essential for working as certified Aircraft Maintenance Engineers. These licensing exams are also conducted in English, so early exposure helps students feel confident when appearing for these assessments.
Furthermore, since aviation is an international industry, engineers often work in multinational teams, deal with aircraft from different countries, and interact with foreign clients or regulatory bodies. A strong command of English helps graduates communicate effectively, read and interpret technical documents accurately, and perform their duties with greater competence and professionalism.
Even students coming from Hindi or other regional language backgrounds find that, with the right support and training, they are able to quickly adapt. Many colleges offer language assistance, vocabulary guides, and technical English sessions to help students improve their understanding of aviation-specific terms and expressions.