MechAero for Girls (MA4G) is our flagship event to encourage higher secondary school girls (16 & 17 years old) to give them an opportunity to learn more about the drone technology, remote controlled planes and water rocketry. This event encompasses a detailed presentation around successful role models from various working groups such as Women in Engineering, Women in Defence, Women in Aerospace. This is to inspire future female mechanical, aerospace, automotive and industrial engineers for the industry. This is a very long event runs over 3-4 months at various stages, starting from district level, state level, regional level and then national level with awards at every round. The national winner will also receives financial grants payable directly to their University fulfilling the purpose of the scheme. TechnoFlight & MA4G
TechnoFlight is our fun filled event to encourage school students from the age of 11-13 years to give them an opportunity to learn more about the flying technology and outer space. As part of the event, we indulge students creativity in engineering related to aerospace and automotive field through a number of competitions.
MechAero for Girls (MA4G) is our flagship event to encourage higher secondary school girls (16 & 17 years old) to give them an opportunity to learn more about the drone technology, remote controlled planes and water rocketry. This event encompasses a detailed presentation around successful role models from various working groups such as Women in Engineering, Women in Defence, Women in Aerospace. This is to inspire future female mechanical, aerospace, automotive and industrial engineers for the industry. This is a very long event runs over 3-4 months at various stages, starting from district level, state level, regional level and then national level with awards at every round. The national winner will also receives financial grants payable directly to their University fulfilling the purpose of the scheme.
MechAero for Girls (MA4G) is our flagship event to encourage higher secondary school girls (16 & 17 years old) to give them an opportunity to learn more about the drone technology, remote controlled planes and water rocketry. This event encompasses a detailed presentation around successful role models from various working groups such as Women in Engineering, Women in Defence, Women in Aerospace. This is to inspire future female mechanical, aerospace, automotive and industrial engineers for the industry. This is a very long event runs over 3-4 months at various stages, starting from district level, state level, regional level and then national level with awards at every round. The national winner will also receives financial grants payable directly to their University fulfilling the purpose of the scheme.