The DGCA Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) License is the mandatory qualification for certifying maintenance on Indian-registered aircraft. Our specialised exam training program is designed for engineering graduates and diploma holders seeking to clear the DGCA AME license examinations with confidence. Taught by Ex-IAF technical officers and experienced AME professionals, the course covers aircraft systems, airworthiness regulations, and practical maintenance procedures in meticulous detail.
The DGCA Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) License is India's national certification for aircraft maintenance professionals. Issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation under Rule 61 of the Aircraft Rules 1937, the DGCA AME License authorises holders to certify maintenance on Indian-registered civil aircraft — a legal requirement for any maintenance certification work in India.
At Vajra Aviation, our DGCA AME Exam Training is a highly specialised program that targets engineering graduates and qualified diploma holders who need structured, exam-focused preparation to pass the rigorous DGCA AME examinations. Our Ex-IAF technical faculty and qualified AME instructors provide in-depth coverage of all examination subjects with comprehensive study material, mock tests, and individual mentoring.
All DGCA AME examination subjects covered with exam-focused depth:
The DGCA AME Exam Training program runs for 6 to 12 months depending on your starting knowledge level and the examination subjects to be covered.
Our training prepares you to pass the DGCA AME examinations. Upon clearing the required papers and completing practical experience requirements, you receive the DGCA Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License.
A DGCA AME License is the gateway to a technically rewarding and well-compensated career in Indian civil aviation maintenance:
Entry-level DGCA AMEs earn ₹30,000–₹60,000/month. Experienced certifying AMEs at major airlines earn ₹80,000–₹1.5 Lakhs/month.
"The best DGCA AME training in Bangalore. The Ex-IAF technical faculty covered every module in exam depth. Cleared Category B1.1 in my first attempt. The mock tests were almost identical to actual DGCA papers."
"As a B.Tech graduate with no aviation background, I was nervous about DGCA AME exams. Vajra Aviation's structured approach and Ex-IAF mentoring made it achievable. Cleared all modules within 10 months."
"I tried self-study for DGCA AME for a year and kept failing. Joined Vajra Aviation's structured program and cleared all papers in 8 months. The ISO-certified curriculum and personalised mentoring make the difference."
DGCA AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer) training is exam preparation for the DGCA AME licence examination. It covers all DGCA-mandated modules including Mathematics, Physics, Electrical/Electronic Fundamentals, Aircraft Systems, Aviation Legislation, and category-specific subjects (B1.1, B1.3, B2, Cat A, Cat C). The DGCA AME licence is mandatory to certify maintenance on Indian-registered civil aircraft.
Candidates must have a B.E./B.Tech in Aeronautical, Mechanical, Electrical or Electronics Engineering, or a Diploma in Aeronautical/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering recognised by AICTE. Ex-IAF/Navy/Army aircraft technicians with equivalent experience are also eligible. Contact us to confirm your eligibility.
DGCA AME exam training at Vajra Aviation spans 6–12 months depending on the category and the student's prior engineering background. Engineering graduates typically complete in 6–8 months. Candidates with non-aviation backgrounds may require 10–12 months for comprehensive preparation.
DGCA AME categories include: Category A (Line Maintenance), Category B1.1 (Turbine Aeroplane), Category B1.3 (Turbine Helicopter), Category B2 (Avionics), and Category C (Base Maintenance). Vajra Aviation trains candidates for all categories with category-specific module coverage.
Vajra Aviation maintains a 95%+ first-attempt pass rate for DGCA AME examinations. This is achieved through structured module-wise mock tests, past-paper analysis, and individual mentoring by Ex-IAF technical officers with deep AME examination experience.
A freshly licensed DGCA AME earns ₹3–6 Lakhs per annum at MRO facilities or airlines. With 3–5 years experience, salaries reach ₹8–15 LPA. Senior AMEs and Base Maintenance engineers at major MROs earn ₹15–25 LPA. International AME opportunities (Middle East, Europe) offer significantly higher packages.
Yes. Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, and Instrumentation engineering graduates are fully eligible for DGCA AME training. Vajra Aviation's curriculum bridges the gap between general engineering and aviation-specific DGCA examination content effectively.
All students receive Vajra Aviation's proprietary DGCA AME study notes for all modules, updated every exam cycle. Includes DGCA question banks, past-paper sets, module-wise mock tests, and subject-specific revision guides authored by Ex-IAF technical instructors.
Yes. Vajra Aviation provides placement assistance to help AME graduates connect with airline MRO facilities, DGCA-approved maintenance organisations, and aviation engineering companies. Our network includes connections with IndiGo Engineering, Air India Engineering, SpiceJet Technical, and GMR Aero Technic.
Fill in the enquiry form on our contact page or call 7708100444 / 8111086614. Our admissions team will confirm your eligibility, share the fee structure, and advise on the next batch start date.
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