The academic degree B.Sc Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in Gujarat is usually part of a university program and should be approved by UGC (University Grants Commission), which is India's authority for university degrees. However, the aviation training part (especially if you want a license to work on aircraft) must follow rules set by the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation), which regulates aircraft maintenance training and licences in India. So a good program will have UGC approval for the degree and DGCA-approved training standards so you get both academic knowledge and industry-recognized skills.
It's a 3-year undergraduate course that teaches how to inspect, maintain, and repair aircraft. You learn both classroom theory and hands-on practical skills with aircraft parts like engines, landing gear, and instruments. The goal is to prepare you for technical roles in aviation and ensure aircraft are safe to fly.
Students study aircraft systems, aerodynamics basics, maintenance procedures, and safety checks. There are both lectures and workshop sessions to help you understand real aircraft components. This mix of theory and practice makes students job-ready for aviation maintenance roles.
Yes. Aviation is growing and trained maintenance professionals are in demand. You can work in airlines, aircraft maintenance companies, airports, and aerospace firms. Real-world training boosts your confidence and skills. However, the job can be tough it needs precision, discipline, and willingness to work in shifts or under pressure.
You usually need to have completed 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) with at least a minimum percentage set by the college or university. Some places also require a medical fitness certificate and no colour blindness.
The course lasts 3 years (6 semesters). Fees vary by college and range widely depending on the institute and training facilities. In many cases, you can also appear for entrance exams like AME CET for admissions and possible scholarships.