Thakur Institute of Aviation Technology, Mumbai Fees 2026

**Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME)** A 2-year (4-semester) full-time program (~2400 hours), divided into 3 categories: B1.1 – Heavy Aeroplanes & Turbine Engines (60 seats) B1.3 – Helicopters & Turbine Engines (30 seats) B2 – Avionics (60 seats) Approved by DGCA (CAR-147), with 30% of practical learning at recognised CAR‑145 MROs (airlines), and the rest in on-campus labs and aircraft hangars . **Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML)** Type‑training for AME license holders under international approvals (EASA, GCAA, BCAA, CAAB), including EASA Part‑147 A320 family training via distance learning . B.Sc. in Aeronautics Offered in Mechanical and Avionics streams, in affiliation with Mumbai University; integrates aviation systems with degree credentials . EASA Type Training TIAT provides online theoretical modules for A320 CEO & NEO engines approved by EASA (virtual classroom)

Smart classrooms & lecture halls: More than six air‑conditioned, smart lecture rooms equipped with projectors, audio‐visual aids, multimedia integration, and PowerPoint capabilities . Large auditorium & seminar hall: A massive, A/C hall accommodating ~250 people, complete with high-end projection and PA systems; plus a fully equipped seminar/conference hall with audio-video and video-conferencing tools

Location & Expansive area Situated in Thakur Complex on a 40-acre, suburban-style campus in Kandivali East, Mumbai, TIAT shares its spacious grounds with other Thakur institutes. Standalone aviation building A dedicated multi-storey building houses aviation training, separate from other colleges, and includes technical spaces, classrooms, and an imposing front façade

90% overall placement rate for the 2024 batch**, including AME and B.Sc. students, with multiple top aviation recruiters participating . For the Heavy Aircraft & Turbine Engine AME stream (B1.1) in 2024, 95% of students were placed .

This college is value for money and nice study