Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - Career Queries

I would strongly suggest that you do your engineering graduation as a regular degree. AMIE is recognised body. It is not AICTE or MHRD approval since its an autonomous body. AMIE Engineering graduates are not preferred by industry and so I would ask you to pursue full time regular graduation from a recognised University and Institute. Doing graduation through as a regular course always helps in the long run. AMIE though is a good body, I would not suggest you to take it as a short cut. After graduation, if you feel to do your masters, then the graduation degree pursued full time and on regular

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An aircraft maintenance engineer is responsible for the control, maintenance and repair of specialized aircraft instrumentation and related parts of the aircraft. They also acquire skills to set engine controls and to test for their correct functioning. They play a major role among the maintenance staff to keep the aircraft airworthy at all times. The maintenance of modern sophisticated aircrafts calls for high degree of technical knowledge , competence , proficiency , dexterity and integrity on part of concerned personnel. Aircraft engineers research, design, manufacture and ma

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Dear aspirant Thank you for approaching counsellors at CareerGuide.com. You have stated in your query that you have completed aircraft maintenance engineering i think it is a diploma program right? So now after completing this diploma what to do next? Ask yourself if you want to study or if you want to work? If you want to work, then you should choose companies that recruit you as flight technicians. As a flight technician you will most often be working at the ground level at an airport. This role is often known as ground technician jobs which means you will be responsible for attending t

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Hello Thank you for choosing Mera career guide and writing to us. I understand your interest in engineering but unfortunately our Indian education policies doesn't allow students to pursue two degrees at the same time. You have mentioned your interest in doing aircraft maintenance engineering and also want to be a computer science engineer. While it is appreciating to see your varied interest, it is essential to focus on one direction of engineering branch. Therefore you should choose whether you want to do Computer science engineering or aircraft maintenance engineering. To identify

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What is Avionics?Avionics deals mainely with electroninc in Aviation. That means you get to know about electroninc equipmemts used for controlling the aircraft engine, directions, speed etc, also equipment that tells the pilot where he is, whether he is climbing up at a a desired rate, is he landing in the airport and so on.....A graduate in electronics and communications will learn a lot about these, but emphasis is on radar, communication equipment, radio altimeter and such terms you cannot understand unless you study them.It is a good subject, and has a promising future with usage of aircra

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Both the options seem to be feasible. You could opt for jobs or try to go abroad for higher studies too. In some instances (in some countries) for job, you may need to obtain an appropriate license through a regulatory training, which depends on the skill and demand of the job for a particular condition.Best,Ajit

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