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HAL Pravara Aviation Institute (HPAI) was established at the HAL Nashik Division premises under the umbrella of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and the Pravara Rural Education Society, with the vision of empowering youth for careers in the aviation industry and fulfilling India’s growing need for professional aviation personnel. Located in Ojhar, Nashik, the institute offers industry-oriented training by leveraging world-class expertise and infrastructure, including live aircraft exposure, advanced labs, and workshops within the HAL ecosystem. HPAI focuses on professional development through hands-on training, expert faculty guidance, technical visits, mock tests, and career-focused learning that prepares students for rewarding roles in aircraft maintenance, aeronautics, and related aviation sectors.
A DGCA-approved CAR-147 (Basic) programme covering the mechanical systems of turbine-powered aeroplanes - airframes, powerplants, hydraulics, landing gear, flight controls and structures. Training runs inside the HAL Nashik Division premises, giving students access to live aircraft, laboratories and workshops within an operating aerospace factory, and prepares them for the DGCA basic knowledge module examinations required for an AME licence.
A DGCA-approved CAR-147 (Basic) programme covering aircraft electrical and electronic systems, including power generation and distribution, instruments, radio, navigation and communication systems. Delivered with laboratory and live-aircraft support from HAL's Nashik Aircraft Division, and prepares students for the DGCA basic knowledge module examinations required for a B2 AME licence.
A degree programme affiliated to the University of Mumbai, taken alongside or in place of the licence pathway. It covers aeronautical fundamentals across both avionics and mechanical streams, and is delivered using the same HAL laboratories, workshops and live aircraft exposure as the AME programmes.


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| Inside the HAL Factory | Training takes place at the HAL Nashik Division premises, with access to live aircraft, laboratories and workshops inside an operating aerospace manufacturing facility. |
| Full-Size Hangar and Engine Labs | An aircraft hangar, jet engine laboratories and real aircraft components for hands-on practical training. |
| Two DGCA Streams | Approved under CAR-147 (Basic) for Category B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) and Category B2 (Avionics). |
| Degree Pathway | B.Sc. Aeronautics affiliated to the University of Mumbai, covering both avionics and mechanical streams. |
| Institutional Backing | Set up under a memorandum of understanding between Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, as part of its CSR programme, and the Pravara Rural Education Society. |
| Campus | Digital classrooms and hostel facilities at Ojhar, adjacent to the Air Force Station, Nashik. |

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