AME is a specialized license course, so if you don't get a job in civil aviation you might end up wasting 3 crucial years of your life. It holds no significance outside civil aviation sector.
Although AME is a technical course, it doesn't include Engineering Mathematics in its curriculum.
The semester mark sheets which I got from there were handwritten which sometimes feel forged.
I gave ₹10,000 just to do an OJT in a flying club in Raipur (Chattisgarh) along with four more friends of mine. We used to toil hard in soaring high temperatures with no hangar facility. To add cherry to the cake, flying club was shut down owing to some financial crisis and all our hopes of getting a job over there turned bleak.
Moving ahead I applied in a non scheduled operator in Raipur (Chattisgarh) to gain experience, to which I got an unfavourable reply along with the reason that there are no vacancies for a trainee at present. On the same day my friend joined as a trainee in the same place, because he had one of his relative working over there.
