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:: FAQs ::

Q.1 What is the difference between an Aeronautical Engineer and Pilot?

• An aeronautical engineer takes care of the designs, development and the manufacturing of the aircraft and other intricacies involved in maintaining the aircraft. A pilot does not need to have the knowledge of maintaining and repairing of the aircraft but he should be competent enough to fly the aircraft safely.

Q.2 What are eligibility criteria required to be an Aeronautical Engineer?

• 10 +2 pass with minimum 50 % marks in each subject (PCM) is the eligibility criteria. 10th pass students can enroll for aeronautical engineering through diploma courses.

Q.3 Are these degrees / diplomas recognized by UGC/ AICTE / Ministry of Education etc?

• The degree courses are recognized by Government of India as equivalent to BE/ B Tech from any Indian Universities. Students who have successfully completed these exams are legible to for higher studies. They can also appear for Public Services Commission exams or apply for government jobs. IITM's AETA (Aeronautical Engineering Training Academy does not have AICTE approval.

Q.4 What are various job opportunities one can get / have after successful completion of the course?

• Candidates who have successfully completed Section A & B of the Associate Membership examination conducted by the AeSI are treated at par with those holding a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from an Indian University for recruitment to superior posts and services under the Central Government. Students who have completed this course have been successful in the GATE, and completed M. Tech. or have gone for further studies abroad. Those who have successfully completed Section A & B examination of the Society are occupying responsible posts in H.A.L, Indian Airlines, Air India, Pawan Hans, D.R.D.O., N.A.L., Aeronautical Development Establishment, Civil Aviation Department, ONGC, IAF, Army, Navy, Coast Guard, BEL, BHEL and some more of the reputed organisations and establishments. After completion of AMAeSI Engineering Degree one may appear for M. E. / M. Tech. or Examinations like I. A. S. / I. E. S. / I. A. F. / M. P. S. C. / U. P. S. C. and many more. One may also apply for the posts in State / Central Govt. or Public Sector Organisation where necessary qualification of B. E. / B. Tech. is required.

Q.5 Can Aeronautical Engineer apply for Post-graduation in India or abroad?

• These degrees are equivalent to the BE / B Tech degrees and the students passing these exams can pursue higher studies in India & abroad.

Q.6 Is IITM's AETA (Aeronautical Engineering Training Academy pune) equipped with all the necessary infrastructural facilities?

• IITM's AETA is well equipped with all the required facilities to help our student keep abreast with the latest technology in use in the industry. We also provide several opportunities for the students to obtain real world and on-the-job training and learning experiences along with the course.

Q.7 What about the core faculty? Are they specialized & highly experienced?

• Each of our faculty have years of experience in their particular field providing our students with a rich skill and knowledge base.

Q.8 What are the rules / norms for ATKT?

• The whole syllabus is divided in to Section ‘A’ (common subjects) and Section ‘B’ (Specialization). Within each section ATKT is allowed. For appearing for Section ‘B’ exams the students should have passed Section ‘A’ completely.