Two years India.Two years USA.

Two years of aviation maintenance study at IIASTM in Secunderabad, then two years in Spartan College’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program in Tulsa, Oklahoma, preparing you to sit for the FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate.

An official partnership between IIASTM and Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology. The first cohort starts in 2027.

HYD 17°32′N 78°29′E / TUL 36°09′N 95°52′W

How the four years run

HYD
Years 1 and 2
IIASTM, Secunderabad, India
Aviation maintenance study at IIASTM, taught in English. IIASTM is responsible for its curriculum and awards its own credential.
TUL
Years 3 and 4
Spartan College, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Students who meet Spartan College’s admission criteria join its Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program and earn a Spartan College diploma. The program prepares students to sit for the FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificate; exam preparation and exam fees are included in Spartan’s tuition.
After graduation
Back to India
Graduates are expected to return to India. For those who obtain the FAA A&P certificate, IIASTM supports their pursuit of DGCA recognition of it.

Admission to Spartan College

Spartan College alone decides admission. Completing Years 1 and 2 at IIASTM does not guarantee a place.

Spartan College contacts each IIASTM cohort with pathway details and next steps. Students who choose the pathway apply to Spartan College directly and pay its seat deposit to Spartan.

You study in the USA on an F-1 student visa. Spartan College assists with the process, including coordinating group visa appointments at U.S. consulates in India; IIASTM helps you prepare the documents in good time.

Spartan admission checklist

Years 3 and 4

SchoolA qualifying high-school transcript
IIASTMYour IIASTM transcript for Years 1 and 2
AssessmentA passing score on the SmarterMeasure academic readiness assessment, given by Spartan College
EnglishMet by completing Years 1 and 2 at IIASTM, which teaches in English

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Who you pay, and for what

Years 1 and 2 tuition: Set and collected by IIASTM.
Years 3 and 4 tuition: Set and collected by Spartan College, at its rates when you enrol.
Seat deposit: Paid to Spartan College when you enrol at IIASTM and credited to your first semester there. Refunded only if your F-1 visa or your Spartan admission is refused.
Proof of funds: Before issuing a Form I-20, Spartan College requires proof that you can cover at least one academic year of tuition, fees and living costs, as U.S. rules require.
Visa costs: The SEVIS fee, consulate application fee and travel are your own.

Questions

Spartan College’s own admissions staff are the authority on Years 3 and 4.

Is a place at Spartan College guaranteed?

No. Spartan College decides every admission on its own criteria. The pathway gives you a structured route and a clear set of requirements, not a guaranteed seat.

Do I need IELTS or TOEFL?

Students who complete Years 1 and 2 at IIASTM, which teaches in English, are considered to meet Spartan College’s English-language requirement.

Will I hold an FAA licence at the end?

Spartan’s program prepares you to sit for the FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate. Certification depends on FAA examinations, examiner availability and your own performance, so it cannot be promised.

Who answers questions about Years 3 and 4?

Spartan College’s own admissions staff and materials are the authority on Years 3 and 4. IIASTM’s admissions office can tell you about Years 1 and 2 and put you in touch.