The Integrated B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering with an AME (DGCA) License is a specialized program designed to combine the strong engineering fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering with the professional training required for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) as approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). This integrated course prepares students to understand aircraft structures, engines, mechanical systems, and maintenance procedures while also gaining the technical expertise required to inspect, maintain, and certify aircraft for safe operation. The program is ideal for students who want to build a career in both mechanical engineering and the aviation maintenance industry.
Dual Degree Program + Licence Program
Duration: The program is generally completed in 4 years, integrating the regular B.Tech Mechanical Engineering curriculum with additional aviation maintenance training and DGCA licensing requirements. Students also undergo practical training and experience in approved maintenance organizations and aviation workshops.
Curriculum: The course includes core subjects of Mechanical Engineering such as thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, strength of materials, manufacturing technology, and machine design, along with specialized aviation subjects like aircraft systems, propulsion systems, aerodynamics, aircraft structures, and maintenance practices. Students also study DGCA regulations, aircraft safety standards, and troubleshooting techniques. Practical sessions and industry exposure help students gain hands-on experience with aircraft components, maintenance procedures, and inspection systems, preparing them for careers in aviation maintenance, engineering services, and airline technical operations.
