Sha-Shib Bhubaneshwar
Leading the Way in Aviation Education
At Sha-Shib Group, we redefine training standards and soar beyond boundaries, ensuring every individual becomes the heartbeat of the aviation industry. Our commitment to innovation and expertise extends beyond traditional methods, solidifying our position at the forefront of aviation education in India.
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AIRCRFAT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING
- AME B1.1
- AME B2
ADDITIONAL GRADUATION PROGRAMS OFFERED ALONG WITH AME
- AME + BSc / BBA
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Licensed Engineers as Mentors
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Tie-Ups for Practical Training
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Our Exclusive Dual Programs
Our exclusive dual-course programs offer a unique opportunity for students like you to pursue not just one, but two distinct fields of study simultaneously. We provide you with a dynamic skill set that employers crave. Our innovative approach allows you to earn your degree alongside your license program in less time than it would take to pursue them separately. This means you'll not only be saving valuable time but also precious money, making your educational journey more efficient and cost-effective.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering + BSc/BBA
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) license programs, combined with a BSc/BBA dual degree, provide a thorough pathway into the aviation sector, merging practical expertise with advanced career prospects. Earning a Bachelor's degree alongside AME training positions you as a pivotal figure in aviation, unlocking significant opportunities within the industry. This distinctive combination of hands-on training and academic excellence lays a robust foundation for a prosperous and fulfilling career in aircraft maintenance and related fields.
Academic Council
A mentor is someone who sees more talent and ability within you; than you see in
yourself, and helps bring it out of you
Mr. O.P. Rana
COO | Sha-Shib Group
Ex.official, DGCA, Govt. of India
30+ Years Lic. No. - 8331
Mr. Sudipta Datta
Head Of Training | Sha-Shib Group
Ex. Joint Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India
Mr. Raj Kanwar
Head of Quality | Sha-Shib Group
Ex. Director of Airworthiness, DGCA, Govt. of India
Mr. Debashish Mohanthy
General Manager | Sha-Shib Group MRO
Accountable Manager | Utkal Aerospace & Engineering
What Our Students Say
“I am so much thankful Utkal Aerospace & Engineering. I have never seen as institute with this many facilities and state-of-the-art aircraft. This is the best institute for passionate students”.
Biplab Das- Air India
Alumni“The facilities offered here are top class- be it the labs, the aircraft or even the faculties. They have helped me understand the concepts well and helped me score better grades”.
Paramita Dasgupta- Capjamini
Alumni“I have been searching for the best aviation institute and joined here after a friend’s suggestions. And trust me, I was very happy. I am really performing well and is about to start a very successful career as an AME. Thank you Utkal Institute”.
Dibya Prakash- Garg Aviation
AlumniFrequently Asked Questions
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is a three-year undergraduate degree licensed program. Aircraft An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) is a person licensed by the DGCA, Government of India, to perform and certify the repair of aircraft, aircraft engines, and their components. The Aircraft maintenance engineer is in charge of all technical tasks related to the ground operation of the aircraft to keep
it in optimal flying condition by doing maintenance according to the manufacturer's schedule.
An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is solely responsible for the maintenance and overhaul of aircraft, aero engines, instrumentation, electrical and radio systems, and accessories. An AME's role is to guarantee that the aircraft is ready to fly before it takes off.
AMEs work in maintenance hangars, repair stations, and on the flight line, playing a crucial role in preventing accidents and ensuring the reliability of air travel. Their expertise is vital for the operational efficiency and safety of both commercial and private aviation sectors.
Students who are passed their Class Xll examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from a recognized board or university or three year diploma (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics or Aeronautical) or it’s equivalent are eligible to apply. Students must also be medically-fit. Foreign students need to obtain security clearance through DGCA for admission to the course.
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) license course is not recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), or the Ministry of Education in India. Instead, it is regulated and approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the authority responsible for civil aviation safety and standards. The DGCA ensures that AME institutes adhere to stringent standards and that the training provided meets the requirements for maintaining aircraft airworthiness. Completing a DGCA-approved AME course and passing the necessary exams qualify individuals to become licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers in India.
The job prospects for Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs) are promising, given the growth in the aviation industry. Here are some potential career opportunities for AMEs:
1. Airlines:
AMEs can work with commercial airlines, performing regular maintenance and ensuring the airworthiness of aircraft.
2. Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Organizations:
These specialized facilities employ AMEs to conduct comprehensive maintenance and repairs on aircraft and their components.
3. Aircraft Manufacturing Companies:
AMEs can work in the production and assembly of aircraft, ensuring that each unit meets stringent safety standards.
4. Aviation Regulatory Authorities:
Opportunities exist within bodies like the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for roles in inspection, regulation, and oversight.
5. Government and Defence:
The Indian Air Force, Navy, and other defense services employ AMEs for maintaining their fleets of aircraft.
6. General Aviation:
Private charter companies and smaller aviation firms also require AMEs to maintain their aircraft.
7. Aerospace and Aviation Institutes:
Teaching and training roles in educational institutions that offer AME programs.
The growing demand for air travel and the expansion of the aviation sector both domestically and internationally contribute to the increasing need for skilled AMEs.
Utkal Aerospace & Engineering is backed by the Sha-Shib Group, the largest group in South Asia for imparting training in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering field under CAR 147 (Basic).
- - The Campus features an aircraft hangar with functional aircraft:
a- Learjet 25B, fitted with a GECJ620 Turbojet Engine
b- Beech Bonanza A-35, fitted with a Continental E-185-I Piston Engine - - Enhancing learning are state-of-the-art classrooms.
- - Practical tie-ups with MAS GMR and Air India Provide real-world experience.
- - UAE is also a DGCA-approved Aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) organisation under CAR 145
- - The training at our organisations, regulated by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Government of India, is by international standards
- - Facilities include well-maintained instrument labs, electrical labs, radio navigation labs, jet engine and piston engine labs, airframe shops, machine shops, and other workshops, alongside a technical library.
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