The AME B1.3 Stream like all AME courses in India is approved by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India. DGCA is the national civil-aviation regulator that ensures all aircraft maintenance training programmes meet proper standards.
DGCA approval means the course curriculum training hours practical work, and examination procedures follow strict aviation safety norms.
Graduating from a DGCAapproved AME institute makes you eligible to apply for the official AME license, which is mandatory to legally maintain and certify aircraft airworthiness.
Only a DGCA licence ensures that employers in civil aviation defence MRO companies trust your skills and allow you to work on genuine aircraft systems.
If you enrol in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) B1.3 Stream at a DGCA approved college:
You are assured that the course content training quality and final certification meet national aviation standards.
After completing course requirements and gaining practical experience, you can get your DGCA licence. This licence allows you to maintain and certify turbine engine helicopters (rotary wing) covered under B1.3.
Graduating from a DGCA approved stream gives you real legal eligibility to work as an aircraft maintenance engineer in India and makes your qualification credible with airlines MROs or defence employers.