Aviation

Yes, Jain (Deemed-to-be University) offers financial aid and merit-based assistance for undergraduate programs like the BMS in Aviation Management.

It varies quite a bit by course and institute type. Some pilot training academies conduct their own aptitude and medical screening tests. Diploma and degree aviation courses may follow direct admission based on Class 12 marks. A few states also run centralized aviation entrance tests. So always check each specific institute's admission process rather than assuming one system fits all.

It's not a fixed single number, it depends on the license level. For a PPL, you need to accumulate a minimum of 40 to 60 hours of flying time after clearing all DGCA exams. CPL requires significantly more hours on top of that. Total hours can also depend on the specific flying school's structure. So ask each institute for their exact hour breakdown before enrolling.

Don't just trust the website claims, always verify independently. Check the official DGCA website for the updated list of approved flying schools, and ask the institute for its approval number to cross-check on the DGCA portal. Also confirm the approval and licence status is currently valid, not expired or suspended. This step can save you from wasting years and money.

The basics remain the same for choosing an institute or college for every course.

Skill: Check if the campus has a real aircraft mock cabin for a more on ground learning experience like emergency drills.

Placement: Ensure that they have verified tie ups with airlines, for placement after the completion of the course.

Certification: Look for centres approved by the National Skill Development Authority (NSDA)

Many airlines have a strict policy for tattoos. They are tolerable as long as they are not visible or in exposed areas like your face, neck, arms or wrists. Tattoos can be acceptable in places where standard uniforms can hide them. So it depends on where your tattoo is. Hiding them with makeup is also not acceptable.

For admission at Indus University, you need to pass 10+2 with aminimum of 45% to 50%. The seat intake is around 60 students per batch. 

For complete details, you can check this link-

https://www.shiksha.com/university/indus-university-ahmedabad-31348/course-bba-in-aviation-management-313545

The course deposit at Aviation Australia is generally AUD 500 (INR 33.8 K) for specific programs like Mulit-Crew Cooperation (MCC). The same can be paid by following the instructions and due dates provided on your formal admission offer letter at the institute.

Aviation Australia does provide career support tools to help Indian students find a job after they complete their studies. Some popular ones are as follows:

• Job Notice Board for live job listings and apprenticeship opportunities
• Student Launchpad - platform to apply directly to industry positions
• FAME program - with mentorship, work experience, and professional networking opportunities

Yes, Aviation Australia supports Indian (international) students to settle in the country via its Student Services team that helps them with housing guidance, academic support, and health and wellbeing.