AGI Dehradun Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They know a lot about A.M.E and are really qualified. Their teaching is top-notch and they're always nice to us. The semester exams aren't too tough either.

Placement: In our batch, there are around 30 students. We have 4 semesters in total. After 3 semesters, we get a cool 2 months training with Air India and HAL. Once we finish the course, we head straight to the airline for job training. And then, we can start working as A.M.E. It's pretty exciting stuff!

Campus: The food on campus is really good. There's a playground for football and volleyball. The hostel is nice, but we can't go out after 6.00 PM. Security is great, so it feels safe for us. They even give us hot water for showers and we have personal lockers in the hostel rooms with three beds.

Admission: The teachers at college were awesome! They were really helpful and knew a lot about aircraft maintenance. Most of them were retired air force personnel. The course curriculum prepared us well for the industry. The semester exams weren't too hard, and you needed to get at least 75% to pass.

Placement: Only about 15-20% of us got jobs after finishing the course. The usual pay was around Rs 10,000 per month. Surya Aviation and some Helicopter companies came for placements. We didn't have any internships while studying. After graduation, we could go for jobs like working with turbo jet aircraft, turbo prop aircraft, helicopter turbines, or avionics.

Campus: The college infrastructure was pretty good, not too huge but compact. We had Wi-Fi and labs with aircraft stuff. The classrooms could fit a lot of students. The library was awesome, had all kinds of books. The hostel was a bit far, but they had buses. Rooms were clean and the food was tasty with different options daily. There was a big ground for playing sports like cricket, football, and volleyball. They even had medical help on campus. Classrooms had smart boards for better learning.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really good. They used to be in the air force before, so they knew a lot about our course. They were also super nice and always ready to help, whether we were on campus or off-campus. The course was okay, but it didn't fully prepare us for the industry. The semester exams were pretty easy since everything was based on what we learned in class. To pass, you needed a 75%.

Placement: Not many students got placed in average companies that aren't that great. Only a couple of companies visited for hiring. One was a nearby helicopter company and maybe another was Surya Aviation, but I'm not certain.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was decent, not too big. They had labs with equipment for learning, and Wi-Fi was available but limited. Classrooms had smartboards which made teaching easier. The hostel served good, healthy food and had a small canteen for daily needs. Medical expenses were personal, but there was a medium-sized ground for playing sports like cricket, football, and volleyball.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really support us to do well in both our studies and personal growth. The syllabus for this semester's exams is different from before, now it's based on HNBGU Central University. The passing rate is around 40%, but if you put in the effort, you can definitely score well.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. I know some students who landed awesome jobs. Placements are all about learning and gaining experience, which is cool.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi all over the campus, which is cool. Our classrooms have projectors to help us study better. The labs are really well-equipped, and the library is awesome. Plus, there's a canteen where we can grab some decent food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses we take are actually useful and interesting. We get to go on cool trips and visit different companies. The exams are not too tough, so you can pass without too much stress. Most people pass, with about 65% of students making it through.

Placement: The course I'm in has great job opportunities like agricultural officer and assistant AO. There are lots of career options to choose from. Seed companies and fertility companies usually hire students from our course. Around 60% of us landed internships, which is awesome.

Campus: Studying in our college library is great because there are lots of books to help us learn more. The library has a quiet and calm vibe, which makes it easy to focus. It's a big space, and the labs are cool too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they're qualified, friendly, and know their stuff. They use different methods like projectors, practicals, and explanations on the board. The course was helpful, but I wish we had more industry exposure. Overall, I think the teaching quality is top-notch.

Placement: I was happy with the placements at our college. Around half of the students got placed in different companies, and some of them even got high-paying jobs. The highest package was 2.5 Lacs, which is pretty good. Everyone in my batch got internships, and we got an average stipend of 1 Lacs. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The campus was clean, but the infrastructure wasn't great. The classrooms and library were okay. We didn't have many sports or games during our time there. The food was good, and the hostel rooms were nice. I didn't have any issues with the infrastructure during my time at college.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and make learning fun. They're all really nice and approachable, so you don't feel awkward asking for help. We have exams twice a semester - one is set by the college and the other by the University. The college doesn't have any control over the University exams, though.

Placement: Alpine Group of Institutes offers a variety of courses, and they usually help a good number of students get placed every year. Getting a job through college placement is awesome. But not everyone gets placed, so it's something to keep in mind.

Campus: The classroom library and lab at our college are really cool. The hostel has Wi-Fi, and the food is pretty good. We have an annual sports event that's a big deal. I love watching all the different sports competitions during that time. It's super fun!

Admission: The aviation instructor at our college is super knowledgeable and really good at teaching. We have semester exams where you need to score at least 75% to pass. The coolest thing about this place is that they have a ton of equipment and tools for both mechanical stuff and aviation. It's awesome!

Placement: They have two batches each year for each category. We get to train with big companies like Air India, HAL Kanpur, Shoraya Aviation, Deccan Airlines, and more. After training, we get placed in companies like Air India, HAL Kanpur, Indigo, and Tata.

Campus: The training facilities at this college are top-notch compared to others. They have great infrastructure for student training, including their own aircraft. The food in the hostel mess is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here have over 25 years of experience, and some even used to be in the Navy. The campus is great, with all the labs and facilities you need.

Placement: I'm in a group with students from all over India. Some did B.Tech in aeronautical engineering and are now doing A.M.E. courses. Companies like heritage come for placements. The college also gives training for companies like OJT, HAL, and Air India.

Campus: The library fee isn't too high, and it's got Wi-Fi and plenty of room to study. They've got all the books you need for your modules and semester exams. It's a great spot to hit the books and get some work done!

Admission: The teachers are nice and friendly. They teach well, but sometimes they only speak in Hindi, which is hard for me because I'm from Tamil Nadu. I can only understand when they teach in English. If you study, the exam is easy. If not, it's hard because the questions can be tricky.

Placement: The placement in our college is pretty good. Around 60-70% of students get jobs in the highest package, and the average is around 42-50%. I don't know all the companies that come for placements, but there are plenty of opportunities in different roles.

Campus: The labs and library are awesome. The classrooms are nice too. But the Wi-Fi at the college is pretty slow. The library has all the books we need, and the lab is stocked with all kinds of tools. I stayed in a one-year hostel my first year. They serve North and South Indian food twice a week, eggs twice, and chicken on Sundays.