Aerospace college for Nepal

Aerospace education involves studies and training associated with the design, development, operation, maintenance, and safety of systems applied to aircraft and spacecraft. In the context of Nepal, this broadly divides into two paths: Here is the aerospace college for Nepal.

• Academic engineering degrees such as B.Tech / B.E. in Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering, which involve theory and study of design, aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, control systems, and research;
• practical technical diplomas/certificates such as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) program, which involves a considerable amount of hands-on training and is focused on inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and certification of aircraft and components of aircraft.

Both avenues of training lead towards careers in airlines, MROs, airframe manufacturers, with regulatory agencies or military, or research or study abroad. Apply Now

Program Categories 

What are the benefits of studying aerospace? Apply Now

• Aviation space is growing: Increased capacity and flight operations mean a growing need for trained engineers and technicians.
• Mobility abroad: Aerospace qualifications may open doors to employment abroad, but this is dependent on licensing/recognition.
• Options for a career: AME study pathways lead directly into a skilled job in a domestic or international airline or MRO once study is complete.
• Foundations for higher study pathways: A B.Tech / B.E. may provide a pathway into MS / PhD programs in more robust aerospace markets, such as India or another domestic program in Europe or the USA. Apply Now

College for Nepali Students – Puran Murti Campus, India

Overview

• Name: Puran Murti Campus 
• Location: Sonipat Haryana (Delhi-NCR)
• Type: Private / community campus
• References programs: B.Tech (Aeronautical / Aerospace stream), AME diploma, and short professional courses in avionics and aircraft maintenance. Apply Now

Programs & Duration

Curriculum highlights 

• First year: Engineering mathematics, physics, basic electronics, workshop practice
• Core years: Aerodynamics, aircraft structures, flight mechanics, propulsion, avionics, materials & manufacturing
• Practical: Lab sessions, aircraft systems mock-ups, engine bench runs, avionics labs, composite workshop
• Project and internship: final year design project; mandatory industry internship with airlines or MRO. Apply Now

Facilities 

• Aerodynamics lab with models for wind-tunnel demonstration (teaching level)
• Structures and materials lab, composites workshop
• Avionics lab trainers for communication, navigation, and instrumentation
• Engine mock-up / propulsion demonstration experiments
• Computer lab with CAD (Solidworks/CATIA) and simulation software
• Workshop with hand tools, rivet machines, and jigs to practice assembly of aircraft
• Library of aerospace journals and standards (EASA, FAA, ICAO guidelines). Apply Now

Industry tie-ups & internships

• Relationships with local air carriers, MRO providers, or foreign MOUs, internships, or placements.
• Guest-lectures by practicing AMEs, aviation safety officers, and avionics engineers. Apply Now

Career support & placement

• A dedicated placement cell to help students write applications, CVs, and conduct mock interviews
• An alumni network allows graduates to connect with employment opportunities in Nepal and abroad. Apply Now

Why Puran Murti Campus could be a good choice?

• It focuses on practical, hands-on training that pairs applied engineering theory.
• It places an emphasis on internships and placements to assist students with transitions to industry. Apply Now

Admission requirements & selection tips

• B.Tech : 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) or equivalent. Minimum scores will vary from institution to institution.
• AME Diploma: 10+2 (Science stream preferred) or equivalent; some institutions may consider diploma holders.
• Other assessment: Various campuses may have their own entrance test(s) or conduct interviews. Apply Now
  

Selection Advice

• Develop a good grounding in your 10+2 PCM subjects.
• If there is a campus specific entrance test, be prepared to write it.
• Visit the campus to see the labs and talk to existing students or the faculty.
• Look for colleges with strong industry ties that could lead to internships. Apply Now

Facilities and labs to look for 

• Avionic trainers/instruments
• Engine mock ups and basic propulsion rigs
• Wind-tunnel demonstrations (even small ones)
• Composite fabrication shop
• Certified workshops with safety compliance
• Good library and licensed programming for CAD and for simulation. Apply Now

Career Paths and Employment Options

Global mobility – Many Nepalese graduates obtain continued education and employment in India, the Middle East, Europe or Australia, subject to confirmation of licensing recognition (EASA/FAA) if applicable. Apply Now