Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers were super helpful and always there for us when we needed help. They guided us through our modules and made sure we were ready for the semester exams. The exams were a breeze because they cleared up any doubts we had and helped us learn more.

Placement: We got job offers even before finishing our course. About 70% of us got job offers, and we had lots of companies to pick from. The salary packages offered were between 2.5 to 3 LPA. We did a 2-month training at AIESL, where we worked on planes in our college's engine workshop. It was hands-on learning, which was super helpful. The campus has a cool library with tons of books for studying.

Campus: The college setup was awesome. They had cool labs and big classrooms with projectors. It was a great place to study. The AC worked fine, which was nice. The teachers were really helpful and friendly.

Admission: The teachers here are great. They really know their stuff and always put in a lot of effort. We have two semesters every year, so in three years, we have six semesters.

Placement: I landed a job at Mytri after college. We had 18 companies like Indigo, Aiesl, Air India, and Indothai coming to our campus for placements. The highest salary offered was 500000 per year, and the lowest was 290000 per year. Everyone got a shot at attending interviews.

Campus: The hostel has cool stuff like water coolers and washing machines. They organize sports and games every year. Both the college and hostel have CCTV and WiFi, which is handy.

Admission: The staff here are really knowledgeable and work with 145 different organizations to give us hands-on experience. Our teachers have an Air Force background or an A.M.E. License. The exams for A.M.E. are multiple-choice, while B.Sc. exams are more about writing essays.

Placement: The program is very practical-focused. Almost all students from my batch got placed in Airlines and MROs with good salaries. Freshers are getting an average salary of 2.5L. After finishing the course, you can also do an MBA or M.Sc. in Aviation here because they offer a dual course.

Campus: The college provides a Learjet 24b American Business aircraft for students to work on and learn hands-on maintenance. We have labs for Electrical, Instruments, Radio Aviation, JET Engine, and Airframe, as well as a Workshop, Composite shop, Battery Shop, and Welding shop. There's also a hostel for both boys and girls, and mess facilities at a low cost.

Admission: I graduated from batch 17 in the Avionics stream. I passed all my A.M.E. DGCA basic modules for Avionics and 7 modules for mechanical. The reason I did well was because of the awesome faculty at our college. They're experienced and always ready to help with any questions or problems. Most of them are from the air force and have BAMEL licenses. During practical training, an instructor is there to guide us. The faculty is super helpful in every way.

Placement: Our college makes sure every student lands a job. Most grads end up at big airlines or repair companies. Once you finish the course, the college helps you find an internship or job. We have connections with AIR INDIA, GO AIR, GMR, and INDAMER aviation pvt Ltd. When you start working, the pay is good. Salaries differ based on where you work. After gaining experience and passing all the exams, you become an engineer. Then, you can earn 1 lakh or more each month. The college works hard to place students who finish more modules at top airlines.

Campus: The college campus is really nice and has good facilities. It's quiet with no noise. The classrooms have everything we need and there are cameras everywhere. There's a pretty garden and plenty of parking. Each classroom has a projector and air conditioning. The library has lots of books about aviation to help us learn more and pass our exams. We can use Wi-Fi for study. The labs have all the things we need for practical work and are in great condition. We even have a JET 24B aircraft for hands-on learning. We can play sports like volleyball, carrom, chess, and badminton. Recently, they started a mechanical stream with engines and other aircraft parts. The hostel is close and affordable. Overall, it's been a good experience at Indira Institute of Aircraft Engineering.

Admission: The college has really good teachers, and what's cool is they offer a B.Sc. Aviation program connected to Savitribai Phule Pune University. The course is similar to Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, about 80-90%. Great place to learn about aviation!

Placement: The college guarantees job placement for everyone. My class all got jobs in various Airlines and MROs. I highly suggest this college for anyone interested in an Aviation career. The college has a great placement team that helped us all find jobs. The pay is around 3.00 LPA on average.

Campus: The college has a cool JET 24B American Business Aircraft for us students to practice in. The labs are top-notch and meet global standards. Plus, Wi-Fi is available on all campuses and there are CCTV cameras everywhere. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The courses are set up like how things work in the real world. The A.M.E. and B.Sc. Aviation classes cover pretty much the same stuff. A.M.E. tests are all multiple-choice, while B.Sc. Aviation tests need you to write out your answers. You need a 75% to pass A.M.E. and a 40% to pass B.Sc. Aviation.

Placement: The college has a great placement cell that helped almost all of us get placed. I landed a job at Indo Thai as a Jr. Technician with a decent salary. I studied both A.M.E. and B.Sc. Aviation. Another student from our batch got hired as a technician right away. It's a good place for job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The college campus has a chill vibe and it's super quiet. The labs are top-notch with all the latest gear. There are around 10 labs for hands-on learning. Plus, they have hostels and a mess for food. And get this, the college even has its own Learjet 24B for students!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and great at teaching. They teach all the subjects using slides. Each teacher makes a PDF of their subject to help us learn better. This aviation course is top-notch. The exams in each semester are pretty tough. You gotta score at least 75% in every subject to pass.

Placement: In our batch, about 16 out of 26 students got placements based on their cleared modules. Our college partners with companies like GMR, Indamer, Go Air, and Air India. The starting salary for some airlines is around 1 to 2 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice and always clean. They have good Wi-Fi that works well for students. We have different labs like computer labs, RN labs, and electrical labs. Plus, there's a workshop where we can learn how to use tools. The library has all kinds of books that help us with our module papers. And there are a couple of fire extinguishers around just in case.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and teach well. The course covers what you need to know for the job. We have exams every semester and monthly tests too. Once you finish, you're good to go for work.

Placement: I graduated recently and I'm happy to say that all of my classmates got jobs through the college. Most of us landed positions in airlines or MROs, with starting salaries ranging from 2.5 to 3.0 lakhs per year. Some of us are working at Star Air, Indamer Aviation Pvt. Ltd., GMR Air Cargo, and Aerospace Engineering Ltd., Indo Thai, and other cool places.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities. The labs have new equipment like mock-ups, just like international standards. Classrooms have projectors, AC, and LAN connection. The campus has Wi-Fi, and there's a canteen with affordable prices.

Admission: The courses here are up-to-date with industry standards and are approved by the Government of India. I'm studying Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and B.Sc. Aviation. The passing marks are 75% for A.M.E. and 40% for B.Sc. Aviation.

Placement: The college really helped me out with preparing for interviews. They even set up a practice interview with the Placement Officer on campus. Thanks to that, I landed a job at Mytri Aviation through a campus interview. Out of my group, 6 of us got hired from the first round of interviews.

Campus: The college is right by the Pune-Solapur highway, which is convenient. The classrooms have all the latest stuff for teaching. They've got CCTV cameras all over the campus. The library has loads of reference books and Delnet too. I live in Pune, so I didn't need to stay at the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain how things work well. I feel like I've learned some basics about aviation maintenance after studying here. Exams can be long, but some modules are easier to handle. It's boosted my confidence in this field.

Placement: Most of us from my batch got good jobs with lots of modules. Companies like Aiesl, GMR, Mytri Aviation, Indemar, Air Deccan, and Indigo hire students for jobs. I got a job at Mytri Aviation through college placement with a good salary. The college promises 100% placement, which is awesome.

Campus: The college hostel and infrastructure are pretty good, but there's room for a bit of improvement. The hostels are well-kept and have a decent living standard. Usually, two or three students share a room with beds and wardrobes provided. Everything is kept clean and tidy. The electricity and water supply are reliable, but sometimes there are water issues in the summer. The college buildings have nice facilities like air conditioning, projectors, fans, and good lighting in all the classrooms.