Aerospace Technical Publication is the specialized field of creating, managing, maintaining and delivering technical documentation used in the aerospace industry. It involves the development of accurate, structured and compliant technical information for aircraft, systems, components and maintenance activities.
The program is designed for Aerospace/Aeronautical, Mechanical and Electronics Engineering graduates, Aircraft Maintenance Engineers in Avionics or Mechanical streams, and M.E./M.Tech graduates in Aerospace, Aeronautical, Electronics, Mechanical or Mechatronics disciplines. Eligible third-year and final-year B.E./B.Tech students may also apply, subject to the prescribed academic requirements. Candidates looking to transition into Aerospace Technical Publication may also be considered based on the Academy's eligibility criteria.
Yes. The program is delivered through a completely online learning model, combining live instructor-led classes, LMS-based learning resources, assignments, assessments and practical learning activities.
The Aerospace Technical Publication program is a six-month intensive training program designed to provide structured and progressive learning in the field.
Yes. Live instructor-led classes are an integral part of the program. They provide opportunities for concept explanation, interaction, doubt clarification and discussion of practical applications.
Yes. Enrolled students receive access to the Ourovionix Academy LMS, where applicable course materials, learning resources, assignments, assessments and other academic information are provided.
Yes. Assignments and practical learning activities are included to help students apply the concepts covered during the training and develop a stronger understanding of aerospace technical publication workflows.
Students are assessed through the assessment methods defined for the program, which may include assignments, module assessments, practical activities and a final assessment. The assessment process is designed to evaluate both understanding and application of the concepts taught.
To be eligible for the Ourovionix Academy certificate, students must successfully complete the prescribed program requirements, including maintaining a minimum of 90% attendance and achieving a minimum of 90% marks in the final assessment, along with any other mandatory requirements specified by the Academy.
No. Ourovionix Academy does not guarantee employment or placement. Placement assistance is intended to support eligible candidates in pursuing relevant career opportunities, while final recruitment decisions remain with the respective employers.
Placement assistance is career support provided to eligible students after completing the program. This may include career guidance, resume support, interview preparation, information about relevant job opportunities and assistance with connecting candidates to suitable opportunities where available. Candidates who miss any advised interview will not be eligible for further placement assistance.
The course fee for the six-month Aerospace Technical Publication program is ₹58,500 + GST (Admission Fee: ₹4,500 + Training Fee: ₹54,000). An Early-Bird offer of ₹53,500 + GST is also available. Please refer to the Fees & Payment section on the Programs page for the current fee structure and available offers.
Yes. Instalment payment options are available. The candidate needs to clear 3 dues within the 1st month of the course: ₹11,500 at admission, ₹33,500 in the 3rd week, and ₹13,500 + GST in the 4th week of the first month.
Students are expected to maintain the required attendance throughout the program. If a student is unable to attend a scheduled live class, the applicable learning resources or alternative arrangements, where available, will be communicated through the LMS or by the Academy. Repeated absence may affect certification eligibility because a minimum of 90% attendance is required.
Yes. Working professionals with relevant educational or professional backgrounds may apply, subject to the Academy's eligibility and admission requirements. Since the program is completely online, it is designed to provide greater flexibility for learners who are working or located away from traditional training centres.
Students who successfully complete the prescribed training and meet the certification requirements may receive the Ourovionix Academy certificate. Eligible candidates may also receive placement assistance and career guidance in accordance with the applicable placement policy. Completion of the program does not guarantee employment.
Third-year and final-year B.E./B.Tech students applying for the program should have a minimum of 75% marks or 7.5 CGPA, as applicable, and should not have any existing academic backlogs. Other candidates must meet the applicable eligibility criteria specified by the Academy.
Yes. Candidates are required to complete an initial assessment as part of the admission process. A minimum score of 60% is required to qualify for admission, subject to the Academy's applicable admission criteria.
No. Completion of the six-month training period alone does not automatically qualify a student for certification. Students must satisfy the prescribed certification requirements, including the required attendance and final assessment performance.
Yes. Ourovionix Academy is the training division of Ourovionix Technologies, with a specialized focus on industry-oriented Aerospace Technical Publication training.