Can a commerce student apply for Aircraft Mechanical Engineering?

Yes, according to the stipulation, students in commerce can major in aircraft maintenance engineering; Option 1: You enrol in an EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training organisation, where you are not constrained by the fact that your 10+2 major elective is PCM (Science). In the training curriculum, Modules 1 and 2 deal with math and Physics. Alternative 2: You complete your PCM at an open school (NIOS in India) and meet the requirements established by the DGCA government of India to enrol in the CAR 147 Maintenance Training organisation.

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Yes commerce students can do aircraft maintenance engineering subjected to condition that; Option 1 You get enrolled in EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training Organisation where there is no limitation associated with PCM (Science) being the major electives in your 10+2. Maths & Physics are being undertaken as Module 1 & 2 in training programme. Or Option 2 You clear your PCM from Open school (NIOS in India) & fulfill the eligibility criteria set by DGCA government of India to get yourself enrolled in CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organisation. This process is a bit cumbersome as you may have to study 10+2 subjects for acceptance by the Competent Authority. For choosing Option 1, there are only 2 organisations in India who offer EASA Part 66 license training. They are Indian Institute of Aeronautics, New Delhi & Thakur Institute, Mumbai. This course is a bit expensive but is of more repute & assures higher returns post completion. As for DGCA approved training organisations, there is a whole lot to choose from with the list available on the DGCA website.

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