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Founded in 1994 and located in the scenic Doon Valley of Dehradun, Alpine Group of Institutes (AGI) is a premier educational institution dedicated to delivering holistic, industry-aligned learning across diverse fields including aviation, engineering, management, agriculture, pharmacy, IT, and hotel management. With a mission to empower students through academic excellence, practical exposure, and personal growth, AGI fosters an innovative learning ecosystem where learners develop the skills to thrive in real-world careers. The institute’s vision is to remain Uttarakhand’s foremost centre for quality education, blending strong theoretical foundations with hands-on experiences and industry engagement. Backed by experienced faculty, modern facilities, and a vibrant campus culture, Alpine prepares graduates to become competent professionals and responsible global citizens.
A DGCA-approved short-term AME program (also known as line maintenance) focused on foundational aircraft maintenance skills for airframes and basic systems. The course blends theory with practical, hands-on training aligned with regulatory standards.
A specialised aircraft maintenance stream for turbine-powered jet aircraft, covering mechanical systems, engines, structures, hydraulics, flight controls and landing gear. Training prepares students for DGCA licence modules.
Category B1.2 is a mechanical engineering specialization focused on the maintenance and repair of piston engines and aircraft structures. Mechanical engineering students can earn an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License in this category by passing all Basic Knowledge Module Examinations conducted by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and fulfilling the required maintenance experience outlined in Civil Aviation Requirement-66.
Category B1.3 is a mechanical engineering specialization focusing on the maintenance and repair of turbine engines and helicopter structures. Mechanical engineering students can obtain an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License in this category by successfully completing the DGCA’s Basic Knowledge Module Examinations and fulfilling the maintenance experience requirements outlined in Civil Aviation Requirement-66.
Avionics is a field specializing in aircraft instrument, radio, navigation, and electrical systems. Students in this field can earn an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License (Category B2) by passing the DGCA’s Basic Knowledge Module Examinations and fulfilling the maintenance experience requirements outlined in Civil Aviation Requirement-66.
The Airport Ground Services course by Alpine Group of Institutes is a 12-month program designed by IATA experts to provide in-depth knowledge of airport ground operations. The course trains students in key areas such as passenger handling, baggage management, cargo operations, and ramp services, with a strong focus on safety and real-world airport procedures. It combines theoretical learning with practical training to prepare students for diverse roles across airlines, airports, and aviation companies globally.
The Cabin Crew / Air Hostess course offered by Alpine Group of Institutes is an aviation-focused training program designed to prepare students for in-flight service careers. The institute emphasizes industry-oriented learning, combining practical exposure, skill-based training, and personality development to make students ready for aviation roles. The program is part of Alpine’s broader aviation curriculum aimed at building professional skills and real-world readiness for careers in airlines and hospitality sectors.


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| Training Aircraft | A Beechcraft Bonanza A-35, a Robinson R-22 helicopter and a Learjet 25-B on campus for hands-on maintenance practice. |
| Four AME Streams | B1.1 (jet/turbine engine), B1.2 (piston engine), B1.3 (helicopter turbine) and B2 (avionics), with 30 seats in each stream. |
| Industry Practical Training | Two years of on-job training with an airline or MRO after two years of academics, with a reported stipend of Rs.15,000 to Rs.25,000 per month. |
| Hostel | Separate hostels for men and women with 24-hour security, power and water backup and medical support. |
| Campus | Library, laboratories, computer labs, cafeteria, sports facilities and transport across a multi-disciplinary Doon Valley campus. |
| Degree Pathways | AME can be paired with a B.Sc. (AME), a B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering or a BBA Aviation. |

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