Institute of Aeronautics and Engineering Bhopal Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. They don't just teach us theory, but also show us how things work in real life. The faculty is super supportive and they have actual field experience. They always encourage us to do our best.

Placement: This college is really great for academics. Lots of students here end up working in airlines and MRO's. It's a unique field, and choosing this institute was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Campus: The college is great overall. They take care of everything from mess to medical stuff and academics. What's really awesome is that they're totally against ragging here. If you ever need medical help, there are vans running 24/7. And there are different courts for sports like badminton, volleyball, and cricket. It's a pretty cool place!

Admission: The college has only a few teachers who really know their stuff, the rest seem to be there just to fill the numbers. It's a bummer that there's no projector in the classrooms, but the practical labs are top-notch! They even have 2 aircraft for showing us the ropes. The course lasts for 2.5 years, and after that, we need to do a 6-month job training. Oh, and we also have to pass 4 papers set by the director general of civil aviation.

Placement: The college doesn't have any job placements. They promise to help with internships at big airlines, but they don't follow through. It's disappointing. Only a few students actually land jobs, and they only pay around 10,000 per month. The course costs about 7 lakhs, which isn't worth it. I don't recommend this course.

Campus: The campus is pretty big, around 9 to 10 acres. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi isn't available for students. The library is good, and the canteen is fancy. But there's nowhere to sit and eat, so you have to stand in a dusty area. They don't even clean it up.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are super helpful. In my first year, they were great and really knew their stuff. Throughout the course, we have to pass three semester exams, all at 75%. The college holds these exams. But to get a job, we also need to pass modules at 75%, which are set by the DGCA.

Placement: I'm in my first year, so I don't know much about placements yet. But seniors say the college doesn't really offer good placement support. They claim they'll help with jobs, but it's not true. They just assist in finding job openings, and if you're a top student, they might help you land a job.

Campus: The college's setup and buildings aren't the best. We don't have Wi-Fi in the college, hostel, or library. I wish there were more useful books in the library. But the labs and practical classes are awesome! They help us understand how tools and equipment work firsthand.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super friendly with us. They're experts in their field. Whether we're learning theory or doing hands-on work, they have a ton of experience to share. Plus, we get to spend ten days getting real-world experience in the industry. My group got to check out Taneja Aerospace in Bangalore  it was awesome seeing how aircraft actually work up close!

Placement: I took the AME course. None of the institutes helped with placements. You gotta make your own resume and apply everywhere. If you get an interview, how you do decides if you get the job. After 2.5 years, you gotta do job training on your own dime. Once that's done, you can start working. That's when your course is officially over.

Campus: The infrastructure here is way better than other AMEN institutes. We have a library, sports area, and Wi-Fi, which is cool. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility on campus, you gotta go a bit far for that. But hey, they do have hostels! The canteen is there, but honestly, the food options are pretty limited.

Admission: The college has around 30 staff members, including 10 teachers. Only a few of them are really good at teaching. They give us hands-on training in labs and we get to practice flying light aircraft. We only went on one field trip to Bangalore airport.

Placement: The college kinda helps with placements, but mostly just for counseling. They have their own placements, not outside ones. They talk about helping get into big airlines, but they haven't actually helped anyone in my seniors' batch. Just a heads up! Also, they have Cessna aircraft at MRO or Guna airport.

Campus: The college campus is 30 acres. The library has all the books we need and the classrooms fit about 30 students. The hostel rooms are okay but could use some work. Unfortunately, the canteen food quality keeps dropping.

Admission: The teachers at our college are amazing. They really care about us and help us succeed. They push us to do our best and are both strict and kind. They are always there to support us.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, around 60%. The highest salary offered is Rs. 80,000 per month, while the lowest is Rs. 8,000. On average, students get Rs. 30,000 per month. Air India is the main company hiring from our course. They offer many internships. Our college partners with Air India, so we train at their Nagpur facility. The Air India MRO has great service and skilled engineers.

Campus: The college is awesome with a nice vibe for students who are serious about their studies. The cafeteria is top-notch. The meal times are spot on and the food tastes amazing. We have a sports day with lots of fun activities. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. This course gets you ready for the industry, and about 30% of the practical work is done in real-life settings. It's a great way to get hands-on experience for when you start job hunting. The semester exams are fair, and if you put in the effort, you can get a good grade without too much stress.

Placement: Most students from our course got placed, around 80%. The salary starts low but goes up with experience. Companies like Tata hire from our course. Some students also get internships at Tata, Sha-Shib, etc. The jobs you can get are technician, AME, and other airline positions.

Campus: The college buildings are okay, but they're kinda old. There's no Wi-Fi for us, and they block certain websites. The classrooms are alright, and the library is decent too. The hostel rooms are super tiny and not great. The food in the mess is not good, and it's not very clean either. The canteen is hardly ever open. The medical services are okay. We get to play volleyball, football, and cricket which is fun.

Admission: The professors here are top-notch with real-world experience. They really know their stuff and keep the classes interesting. They also make sure to update the course material regularly. The faculty gets training too, so they're always up-to-date on teaching methods and tech. Our grades are based on a mix of exams and course work. It's a good balance between what we do all semester and how we do on tests.

Placement: Most students here get placed in companies, around 85-90%. The highest salary offered is 25 LPA, while the lowest is 10 LPA. Top recruiters include TATA Advanced, IndiGo, and Air-India. For internships, 70-80% of students get opportunities with companies like TATA Advanced, Air-Works, and GMR. Basically, everyone from our college ends up with a job after graduating.

Campus: The classroom has smart boards, projectors, and stuff for interactive learning. There's a workshop for hands-on training in engineering or technical courses. We have high-speed Wi-Fi and internet. The hostel has basic rooms with beds, study tables, chairs, and cupboards. Bathrooms are clean with normal water. We get good meals in a clean mess and drinking water from a purifier. Security is good with CCTV.