If you want to apply for the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) course you should meet some basic requirements.
You must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM).
Alternatively, you can have a 3-year engineering diploma (in any stream) from a recognized institution.
Some institutes accept students who are otherwise eligible for a B.Tech program.
Age requirement: generally you should be at least 16 years old at the time of admission.
Medical fitness: you must be medically fit and should not have colour blindness or serious physical disabilities.
Minimum marks: many institutes ask for at least 45–50% aggregate in PCM (or equivalent) at 10+2 or diploma level.
If you have passed 12th with PCM, you can directly join the AME course you don’t always need a full engineering degree first.
Diploma holders also have a fair chance. So even if you did a 3-year technical diploma, you can apply.
The course is open for students with various backgrounds (PCM diploma engineering) which gives flexibility.
You must have PCM in 12th other subject combinations (like PCB or commerce) usually don’t qualify.
Medical fitness is mandatory. Colour blindness or serious physical disability may disqualify the application.
Minimum marks and age limit might vary between institutes check carefully before you apply.