Aeronautical Engineering

Aeronautical / Aerospace Engineering is one of the most challenging and rewarding fields of engineering with a wide demanding scope for growth. It is a broad and multidisciplinary subject which covers a varied range of disciplines in an integrated and unified way.

This is a specialized and improved branch of mechanical engineering that involve learning about the design, analysis, testing, and overall operation of vehicles which operate in air, space, water and ground.

This field deals with the development of new technology in the field of civil and military aircraft, space vehicles, defense systems, missiles, satellites, weapons systems, automobile and manufacturing system. Aerospace Engineering is concerned with the design, construction, development, testing, operation and maintenance of all above machine. Aeronautical engineers work on the all high end technology that makes up these aircraft and related different components systems.

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

AME course is an international course related to the maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of the difficulties faced in the aircraft. Approval from a licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is mandatory to take off the aircraft. The growth of aviation can be considered by the incredible increase in air traffic. This is the foremost time for the student who is looking forward to making their aspiring careers in the aviation industry. This course contains 4-year academic colander affiliated to BPUT and approved by the AICTE, Govt. of India.

Future and Scope

Aeronautical / Aerospace engineering is a career option where you can truly fly high. Graduates find employment in the diverse aerospace industry. However you would find many opportunities for the application of the same principles in other (Mechanical / Automobile) industries. There are huge numbers of jobs are available with the national, international, public and private sector.

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Scope in India is rising day by day, due to the expansion of the aviation sector, the need for highly trained Aircraft Maintenance engineers has increased enormously. Hence, the scope of career as Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is also rising as India is in the race to become the 3rd largest in the aviation sector which is a great achievement for a country. According to DGCA, at least 7,54,00 Licensed AME are required worldwide. There is already a shortage of AME in the World, so an AME can make his/her career in India and abroad as well. The UDAN scheme is giving a boost to the AME career. UDAN Scheme makes airfare affordable for common people to travel through.