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The B.Sc. Aviation / Aeronautical Science program at Alliance University, Bengaluru, offered in collaboration with MH Cockpit Aviation, prepares students for careers in one of the world’s most dynamic and fast-evolving industries.

Designed for students passionate about the science, technology, and management of flight, the programme integrates classroom learning, simulation-based training, and live industry exposure to provide a holistic aviation education experience.

Students develop a strong foundation in aeronautical science, airline and airport management, air traffic control, and flight operations, aligned with DGCA standards and the evolving requirements of the global aviation ecosystem.

Course Category
Kannada Kaushala - I LANG
Hindi Language and Culture - I LANG
French Language and Culture - I LANG
Communicative English ENG
Introduction to Airline Industry PC
Fundamentals of Physics PC
Mathematics MDC
Principle of Flight PE / CDC
Practical I – Aviation Data Analytics Lab PC
Introduction to Computing Skills SEC

Course Category
Kannada Kaushala - II LANG
Hindi Language and Culture - II LANG
French Language and Culture - II LANG
Professional Communication ENG
Aviation Meteorology PC
Radio Telephony Restricted PC
Principle of Management MDC
Professional Elective II PE / CDC
Practical II – Radio Telephony Restricted Lab PC
Universal Human Values CC

Course Category
Kannada Kaushala - III LANG
Hindi Language and Culture - III LANG
French Language and Culture - III LANG
Soft Skills & Personality Development ENG
Air Regulation PC
General Navigation PC
Non-Destructive Testing MDC
Professional Elective III PE / CDC
Practical III – Aviation Meteorology and Air Navigation Lab PC
Indian Knowledge System CC
Internship I I

Course Category
Aviation Ethics & Safety Culture ENG
Environmental Studies CC
Flight Planning and Monitoring PC
Mass and Balance PC
Professional Elective IV PE / CDC
Practical IV – Flight Simulator Lab PC
Practical V – Flight Planning Lab PC
Industry Integration & Skill Development SEC
Industrial Tour / Summer Term SEC

Course Category
Aircraft Systems and Sensors PC
Operational Control Centre PC
Data Gateways and Satellite Communication PC
Professional Elective V PE / CDC
Practical VI – Aircraft Systems Lab PC
Practical VII – Ground Handling & Ramp Operations Lab PC
Entrepreneurial Development SEC
Artificial Intelligence and Its Application in Aviation SEC
Internship II I

Course Category
Airport and Airline Operations Management PC
Civil Aviation Requirements and Safety Management System PC
Aviation Safety and Security Management PC
Airport Operation Control Centre and Fleet Scheduling PC
Professional Elective VI PE / CDC
Practical IX – Airline Reservation & Ticketing Lab PC
Mini Project SEC
On Job Training / Apprenticeship / Startup SEC
Placement Training AC
Club Activity VI AC

Course Categories:

PC - Professional Core || CC - Compulsory Course || PE / CDC - Professional Elective / Cross Disciplinary Course || MDC - Multidisciplinary Course || SEC - Skill Enhancement Course || I - Internship || AC - Audit Course

University Core
The B.Sc. Aviation/ Aeronautical Science curriculum includes compulsory and multidisciplinary learning components that provide students with broader academic knowledge alongside aviation studies. These include areas such as Mathematics, Principle of Management, Environmental Studies, Universal Human Values, and Indian Knowledge System. These courses support the wider academic development of students alongside their professional aviation education.
Majors
The B.Sc. Aviation / Aeronautical Science programme focuses on aviation as the primary area of study, with professional core courses covering flight operations, aircraft systems, aviation safety, navigation, airport and airline operations, aviation regulations, and related technical areas. Students progressively study subjects such as General Navigation, Flight Planning and Monitoring, Mass and Balance, Aircraft Systems and Sensors, Operational Control Centre, Airport and Airline Operations Management, Civil Aviation Requirements and Safety Management System, Aviation Safety and Security Management, and Airport Operation Control Centre and Fleet Scheduling.
Minors

The B.Sc. Aviation/ Aeronautical Science course catalogue does not separately specify a Minor pathway for the three-year B.Sc. Aviation / Aeronautical Science programme. The curriculum instead provides Professional Elective / Cross Disciplinary Courses through which students can study additional aviation-related areas according to the prescribed elective structure.

Double Major Pathway

The B.Sc. Aviation course catalogue does not separately specify a Double Major pathway for the three-year B.Sc. Aviation programme. The programme follows a dedicated aviation curriculum with Professional Core, Compulsory Courses and Languages, Professional Elective / Cross Disciplinary Courses, Multidisciplinary Courses, Skill Enhancement Courses, Internship, and Audit Courses.

Open Electives

The B.Sc. Aviation course catalogue does not separately specify an Open Elective category for the three-year B.Sc. Aviation programme. Students instead have Professional Elective / Cross Disciplinary Courses as part of the prescribed curriculum.

PEO (Program Educational Objectives)

PEO 1:
Graduates shall demonstrate strong technical knowledge and operational proficiency in aviation systems, safety, and air transport management.
PEO 2:
Graduates shall uphold the highest standards of aviation safety, ethical responsibility, and sustainable practices in professional decision-making.
PEO 3:
Graduates shall communicate clearly and collaborate efficiently in multidisciplinary aviation environments.
PEO 4
Graduates shall engage in continuous professional development, adapt to technological advancements, and contribute effectively within the global aviation industry.

PSO (Program Specific Outcomes)

PSO 1
Apply core concepts of aerodynamics, aircraft systems, air navigation, and meteorology to support safe and efficient flight operations.
PSO 2
Demonstrate the ability to analyze operational requirements and manage airport, airline, and ground handling functions using modern aviation technologies and regulatory frameworks.
PSO 3
Implement safety management systems (SMS), risk assessment procedures, and national and international aviation regulations to ensure operational safety and compliance.
PSO 4
Explore advancements such as avionics systems, unmanned aerial systems (UAS), sustainable aviation practices, and digital aviation technologies while demonstrating analytical and research capabilities.

PO (Program Outcomes)

PO1: Understand core principles of aerodynamics, aircraft systems, meteorology, navigation, and aviation regulations.
PO2: Demonstrate proficiency in flight operations, airport management, aviation safety procedures, and regulatory compliance.
PO3: Apply aviation theories and technical knowledge to real-world operational and safety challenges.
PO4: Analyze complex aviation scenarios and implement effective, safe, and timely solutions.
PO5: Identify potential risks and apply safety management systems (SMS) to ensure operational reliability.
PO6: Adapt to emerging aviation technologies, digital systems, and global industry advancements.
PO7: Understand aircraft instruments, avionics, air traffic systems, and airport infrastructure.
PO8: Comprehend national and international aviation standards, policies, and environmental regulations.
PO9: Exhibit effective communication and coordination skills in multicultural and multidisciplinary aviation environments.
PO10: Recognize aviation’s impact on society and environment, promoting sustainable air transport practices.
PO11: Demonstrate leadership, discipline, and ethical responsibility in aviation operations.
PO12: Apply analytical methods and research skills to improve aviation efficiency, safety, and innovation.

Foundation Core

The foundation stage of the B.Sc. Aviation / Aeronautical Science programme develops fundamental knowledge in aviation, science, communication, and technical skills. Students are introduced to the airline industry, physics, mathematics, principles of flight, aviation data analytics, computing, meteorology, radio telephony, and professional communication. These subjects establish the academic and technical base required for further study in aviation.

Open Electives Languages

The B.Sc. Aviation curriculum includes language courses as part of its Compulsory Courses and Languages component. Students can study languages including Kannada, Hindi, and French across the first three semesters.

OEL List

OEL–I: Language Foundations

* French Language and Culture - I

* Hindi Language and Culture - I

* Kannada Kaushala - I

OEL–II: Language Proficiency Enhancement

* French Language and Culture - II

* Hindi Language and Culture - II

* Kannada Kaushala - II

OEL–III: Advanced Language Study

* French Language and Culture - III

* Hindi Language and Culture - III

* Kannada Kaushala - III

Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

The B.Sc. Aviation course catalogue does not separately specify an Ability Enhancement Course (AEC) category. Communication and professional development are included through courses such as Communicative English, Professional Communication, and Soft Skills & Personality Development.

Skill Enhancement Courses

Skill Enhancement Courses focus on practical, technical, professional, and application-oriented learning. These courses provide students with computing skills, industry exposure, entrepreneurship knowledge, artificial intelligence applications, project experience, and workplace training.

SEC List

* Introduction to Computing Skills

* Industry Integration & Skill Development

* Industrial Tour / Summer Term

* Entrepreneurial Development

* Artificial Intelligence and Its Application in Aviation

* Mini Project

* On Job Training / Apprenticeship / Startup

These SEC courses are distributed across the programme and include practical and industry-oriented learning.

The three-year B.Sc. Aviation programme provides a structured curriculum covering aviation and aeronautical science through its prescribed theoretical and practical courses. Students develop subject knowledge and technical understanding through the academic components included in the six-semester programme.

The curriculum covers relevant areas of aviation, including aircraft systems, aerodynamics, avionics, aviation safety and flight operations. These subjects provide students with opportunities to develop analytical thinking, technical knowledge and an understanding of aviation applications.

A separate Course of Independent Study is not specified in the prescribed six-semester curriculum. Accordingly, no independent study requirements, assessment methods or dedicated research activities can be attributed to this component based on the available course catalogue.

The three-year B.Sc. Aviation/Aeronautical Science programme provides a structured curriculum covering aviation and aeronautical science through its prescribed theoretical and practical courses. Students develop subject knowledge and technical understanding through the academic components included in the six-semester programme.

The curriculum covers relevant areas of aviation, including aircraft systems, aerodynamics, avionics, aviation safety and flight operations. These subjects provide students with opportunities to develop analytical thinking, technical knowledge and an understanding of aviation applications.

A separate Course of Independent Study is not specified in the prescribed six-semester curriculum. Accordingly, no independent study requirements, assessment methods or dedicated research activities can be attributed to this component based on the available course catalogue.

During the internship, students gain practical exposure to aviation operations, aircraft systems, flight operations, aircraft maintenance practices, airport management, aviation safety, and aeronautical technologies under industry mentorship. The internship enables students to apply concepts learned in aerodynamics, aircraft structures, aviation meteorology, flight principles, navigation, aviation safety, and aeronautical science to practical industry environments.

The programme significantly enhances industry readiness by developing:

- Practical exposure to aviation operations, aircraft systems, and aeronautical technologies.
- Technical knowledge and problem-solving capabilities related to aircraft, flight operations, and aviation processes.
- Professional communication, teamwork, and workplace adaptability in aviation environments.
- Understanding of aviation safety standards, technical procedures, and regulatory requirements.
- Analytical and decision-making abilities in technical and operational aviation environments.
- Students will also have opportunities to undertake internships at airports, providing practical exposure to airport operations and real-world aviation environments.

The internship experience helps students build professional networks, technical confidence, and career readiness while aligning academic learning with the evolving requirements of the aviation and aerospace industries.

Recognising Effort, Celebrating Success

Category Eligibility Criteria
General – Passed 10+2 from a recognized Board / Council – Minimum 50% aggregate marks – Science stream preferred (Physics & Mathematics desirable)
Reserved Categories (SC/ST) – 5% relaxation in minimum marks (i.e., 45% instead of 50%)
Program duration
Entry Level Program Duration
Entry Level Three Years / Six Semesters

Particulars Indian Nationals Foreign Nationals
Registration Fee (Fee for Learners Value Proposition Course Virtual) ₹25,000 US$500
First Installment ₹2,75,000 US$3,350
Second Installment ₹3,00,000 US$3,825
Third Installment ₹3,00,000 US$3,825
Total Program Fee (Includes registration + all installments) ₹9,00,000 US$11,500

 

Category Eligibility Scholarship
AUSAT AUSAT ≥ 90% + XII ≥ 80% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT AUSAT ≥ 80% + XII ≥ 75% 15% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT AUSAT ≥ 70% + XII ≥ 70% 10% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT AUSAT ≥ 90% + XII ≥ 60% ₹50,000 Freeship
AUSAT AUSAT 80–89.99% ₹25,000 Freeship
Inclusion Support International-Level Sportsperson 100% Waiver
Inclusion Support National-Level Sportsperson 50% Waiver
Policy Conditions Awards subject to Scholarship Committee review; limited freeships available on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Steps Description
Step 1 Submit Online Application
Step 2 Pay Application Fee — ₹1000 (US$50 for foreign nationals)
Step 3 Appear for AUET – Alliance University Entrance Test
Step 4 Personal Interview
Step 5 Final Selection based on overall performance
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Everything You Need to Know

What is the duration of the program? +

Three years (six semesters).

Is this program technical and industry-oriented? +

Yes. It integrates aviation science theory, simulation-based training, aircraft familiarisation and industry internships.

Who delivers aviation training? +

Aviation specialists via MH Cockpit Aviation partnership.

What careers can graduates pursue? +

Pilot pathway, ATC support, airline operations, airport management, aviation safety, ground operations, flight dispatch and aviation services.

Do students train using simulators? +

Yes, including multi-engine and VR simulators.

Is internship compulsory? +

Yes, through aviation-industry tie-ups.

Are global aviation standards covered? +

Exposure to DGCA regulatory frameworks and global aviation practices.

Can international students apply? +

Yes.

What is the eligibility requirement? +

10+2 with minimum 50% aggregate.

What is the admission process? +

AUET + Personal Interview + academic profile review.

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