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Utkal Aerospace & Engineering is a leading aviation training institute dedicated to developing skilled professionals for the aerospace industry. Approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the institute offers a comprehensive Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) program that combines in-depth theoretical knowledge with extensive practical, hands-on training on real aircraft. With modern facilities, experienced faculty, and strong industry linkages, Utkal Aerospace equips students with the technical expertise, professional discipline, and safety-focused mindset required to excel in global aviation careers. Its commitment to excellence and real-world exposure makes it a preferred choice for aspiring aviation engineers.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) B1.1 is a professional licensing program that prepares students to work on the mechanical systems of turbine-engine aircraft. The course focuses on inspection, maintenance, repair, and certification of aircraft airframes, powerplants, and related mechanical components to ensure safety and airworthiness. It combines classroom theory with practical, hands-on training aligned with DGCA (India) standards, making graduates eligible for aircraft maintenance roles in airlines, MROs, and other aviation sectors.
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) B2 Avionics course is a specialized DGCA-approved training program that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to inspect, maintain, and repair advanced aircraft avionics, electrical, communication, navigation, and instrumentation systems. This program blends comprehensive classroom instruction with practical, hands-on training on real aircraft systems, preparing graduates for technical roles in airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and maintenance organisations where ensuring flight safety and airworthiness is paramount.


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Placed at IndiGo after the 2024 batch
I was a student of Utkal Aerospace and Engineering, passed out in 2024. I did the AME course, a three-year programme, and after completion I got placement from IndiGo. I am now working as a trainee engineer at IndiGo. I'm very grateful I got this opportunity.

Facilities and faculty
I am truly impressed by the excellent academic environment, modern facilities and supportive faculty. The institution's commitment to quality education and student development makes it a great place for learning and growth.

Says fees quoted at admission were not final
Extremely disappointed with the lack of fee transparency here. At admission they quoted one price, but they later demanded additional payments for training that were never mentioned upfront. I strongly advise prospective students to get a full, written fee structure including all hidden costs before joining, as the final cost is much higher than advertised.

Same complaint, independently
This college is not honouring its own written fee structure after admission. At admission they show one price to attract students, but later demand additional payments for training that were never mentioned upfront. I strongly suggest prospective students get a full written fee structure including all hidden costs before joining.

Hidden fees beyond the course fee
Lots of hidden fees from students beyond the normal course fee.

Placed at IndiGo after the 2024 batch
I was a student of Utkal Aerospace and Engineering, passed out in 2024. I did the AME course, a three-year programme, and after completion I got placement from IndiGo. I am now working as a trainee engineer at IndiGo. I'm very grateful I got this opportunity.

Facilities and faculty
I am truly impressed by the excellent academic environment, modern facilities and supportive faculty. The institution's commitment to quality education and student development makes it a great place for learning and growth.

Says fees quoted at admission were not final
Extremely disappointed with the lack of fee transparency here. At admission they quoted one price, but they later demanded additional payments for training that were never mentioned upfront. I strongly advise prospective students to get a full, written fee structure including all hidden costs before joining, as the final cost is much higher than advertised.

Same complaint, independently
This college is not honouring its own written fee structure after admission. At admission they show one price to attract students, but later demand additional payments for training that were never mentioned upfront. I strongly suggest prospective students get a full written fee structure including all hidden costs before joining.

Hidden fees beyond the course fee
Lots of hidden fees from students beyond the normal course fee.
| DGCA Approval | DGCA-approved under CAR-147 (Basic) in Category B1.1 (Mechanical, Aeroplane Turbine) and Category B2 (Avionics) |
| Group | Part of the Sha-Shib Group, which also operates Sha-Shib Flying Academy and other aviation institutions |
| Aircraft on Campus | Learjet 25B with a GECJ620 turbojet engine, and a Beech Bonanza A-35 with a Continental E-185-I piston engine |
| Laboratories | Instrumentation and electrical labs, radio navigation workshops, jet and piston engine workshops, airframe and machine shops, avionics labs, and a technical library with digital classrooms |
| Practical Training Partners | MAS-GMR and Air India |
| Course Duration | Three years, per DGCA guidelines |

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