Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course syllabus in India is designed and structured by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India. AME is the international license based course through student can build their bright career in the private and government aviation sector worldwide. The student looking to take admission in one of the top AME institute with up to 100% scholarship can apply for the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Common Entrance Exam (AME CEE).
The Aircraft
Maintenance Engineering course syllabus are basically dependent on the license
so we first come across about the category of the licenses which are such as:
B1: This
license is basically related to certify the fit to fly condition of the
mechanical parts of the aircraft. This is further classified based on the
category of the engine in it:
· B1.1: B1.1 license holder are allowed
to certifies the airworthy condition of the aeroplane having jet engine. It
includes the maintenance, repair, testing, and solving the issues of these aeroplanes.
· B1.2: Engineer with B1.2 license are
allowed to issue releasing certificate of the fit to fly condition of the
aeroplane having piston engine. This license holder performs the duties of the
maintenance, replacement, repair, and troubleshoot of the difficulties of the
aeroplane with piston engine.
· B1.3: B1.3 licensed person carries
the responsibilities to maintain, repair, test, certify, and solve the
difficulties of the helicopter with jet engine. They are also allowed to issue releasing
certificate for the helicopter having jet engine after properly checking it.
· B1.4: This license holder has
responsibilities on their shoulder for the maintenance, repair, examine, and
resolve the issues of the helicopter with piston engine. After ensuring the
airworthy condition of the helicopter with piston engine, they are authorized
to issue releasing certificate.
B2: This
license person is allowed to carry the duty to certify the electrical system,
radar system, navigation system, etc. of the aircraft. This license holder can
work on the aeroplane and helicopter. This branch of the Aircraft Maintenance
Engineering commonly heard as “Avionics”.
The table
for the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course syllabus is given below
based on the license. For all license in India, Module 1 and Module 2 are not
applicable. The student has not directly approach for the Module 3 in India.
All the modules as per license must be passed by the student to achieve the AME
license.
Modules |
Aeroplane with |
Helicopter with |
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B1.1 Turbine |
B1.2 Piston |
B1.3 Turbine |
B1.4 Piston |
B2 Avionics |
MODULE 1 |
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MODULE
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MODULE
3. ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS |
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4. ELECTRONIC FUNDAMENTALS |
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5. DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS |
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6. MATERIALS AND HARDWARE |
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MODULE
7A. MAINTENANCE PRACTICES |
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7B. MAINTENANCE PRACTICES |
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8. BASIC AERODYNAMICS |
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9A. HUMAN FACTORS |
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9B. HUMAN FACTORS |
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10. AVIATION LEGISLATION |
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11A. TURBINE AEROPLANE AERODYNAMICS, STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS |
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11B. PISTON AEROPLANE AERODYNAMICS, STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS |
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11C. PISTON AEROPLANE AERODYNAMICS, STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS |
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12. HELICOPTER AERODYNAMICS, STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS |
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MODULE
13. AIRCRAFT AERODYNAMICS, STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS |
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MODULE
14. PROPULSION |
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MODULE
15. GAS TURBINE ENGINE |
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MODULE
16. PISTON ENGINE |
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MODULE
17A. PROPELLER |
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MODULE
17B. PROPELLER |
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