How many modules needed for ame(aircraft maintenance engineering) to become a license holder | Eligibility criteria

There are more than 22 modules but in India mathematics and physics are not included and some divided only for Helicopter and some are for Airplane only and so you both Aeroplane and Helicopter stream going to give 8-12 modules.

But that's not all, there some eligibility criteria are there: 

AME License is given by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

 Eligibility criteria for Ame (aircraft maintenance engineering ) license:

  1. Applicants should not be below 21 years of age.

  2. They must have passed the 10+2 examination with Mathematics and physics or any other equivalent qualification acceptable to DGCA.

  3. They should have passed all module examinations conducted by DGCA.

  4. They shall have passed the necessary oral-cum-practical examination.

  5. They shall produce a medical certificate from an MBBS doctor (he/she must not have any physical disability or color blindness.)

  6. They must possess a minimum practical experience of four years in the field of aircraft maintenance engineering in any approved airline, MRO, etc.

  

     Then you are qualified to give a Basic Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s Certificate (BAMEC) or type rating examination.

 

Eligibility criteria for BAMEC (BASIC AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATE):

  1. The applicant’s minimum age must be not less than 20 years.

  2. Must pass 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics.

  3. Must pass all module examinations conducted by DGCA.

  4. Minimum of three years of practical aeronautical engineering experience in any approved airline or MRO.

  5. Must be medically fit.