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Jaya Shukla

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Yes, 12th marks do play a role in becoming an air hostess, as most reputed air hostess training institutes require candidates to have completed their 12th-standard education. However, there is usually no specific percentage requirement for admission to the Air Hostess courses. Airlines prioritize skills like communication, personality, and grooming over academic scores. 

That said, having good marks can be beneficial if the training institute or airline specifies a minimum academic criterion. Overall, while 12th marks are important to meet the basic eligibility, soft skills and overall personality hold more weight in this professi

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Annu navariya

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To become an air hostess with high pay, you can look for a Diploma or Degree in Aviation or Hospitality Management from a reputed institution. Try to find courses with Cabin Crew Training or Airline and Airport Management, that will specifically train you with the skills required in aviation.

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Shreya Gupta

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The minimum age of the candidate should be 17-25 years. For some airlines, it is 18-21 years. The minimum height for male candidates should be 167 cms and for female candidates, the minimum height should be 157 cms. The minimum educational qualification is 12th pass (Intermediate).

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Rayamkula Harish

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In case air hostess sounds good for you in your career, the best area for you would be aviation management, hospitality, or customer service. Programs of interest include Air Hostess Training and Airline Management and Airport Management or Aviation and Hospitality.

Many institutes run specific courses that train you in communication, safety, grooming, and hospitality skills that are important for this profession. Some respected institutes are Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training and Capt. Sahil Khurana Aviation Academy. These colleges provide both theoretical and practical training, which is an essential foundation to be st

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Rayamkula Harish

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Major airlines such as Air India, IndiGo, and Vistara conduct interviews and written assessments along with the eligibility criteria as government exams to be an air hostess for selection process by airlines.

 Most major airlines such as Air India, IndiGo and Vistara interview and conduct written assessments for candidates either focusing on aptitude, communication skills or personality. Apart from their initial training, candidates can enroll in advanced training by joining an aviation academy, such as Frankfinn Institute or Air Hostess Academy.

 Some entrance tests include English, general knowledge, reasoning, and those for

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Yatendra Pradhan

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Yes, you can become an Air Hostess,

but height requirements vary depending on the airline. Most airlines have a minimum height criterion, typically around 5.2 feet (157 cm), to ensure safety and accessibility to aircraft equipment.

Since your height is slightly below this standard, you may face limitations with some airlines. However, focusing on enhancing your communication skills, personality, and completing air hostess training from a reputed institute can improve your chances. Additionally, check with specific airlines for their exact requirements, as some might consider flexibility depending on other qualifications.

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Nishtha Chatterjee

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Yes, you can become an air hostess, but height requirements vary depending on the airline.

Most airlines have a minimum height criterion, typically around 5.2 feet (157 cm), to ensure safety and accessibility to aircraft equipment.

Since your height is slightly below this standard, you may face limitations with some airlines.

However, focusing on enhancing your communication skills, personality, and completing air hostess training from a reputed institute can improve your chances.

Additionally, check with specific airlines for their exact requirements, as some might consider flexibility depending on other qualifications.

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Anjali Singh

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To become a cabin crew member after graduating from Osmania University you can pursue academy crew certification course and meet the following eligibility criteria. 

 

 

Eligibility Check: Ensure you meet the age (typically 18-27 years) and physical fitness requirements set by airlines.

 

Training Courses: Enroll in a specialised air hostess training programme or Diploma in aviation, which covers safety protocols, customer service, and grooming.

 

Skill Development: Enhance your communication skills, particularly in English, and gain customer service experience.

 

Apply to Airlines: Monitor job openings, submit app

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Varun Murugan

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To gain admission to an Air Hostess course after 12th grade, follow these steps:

Eligibility: Complete 12th grade with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised board. Age requirements typically range from 17 to 26 years. Height requirements are generally around 157 cm (5'2") for females and 170 cm (5'7") for males12.

Course Options: Choose from various programs such as:

Certificate courses (6 months to 1 year)

Diploma courses (1 to 2 years)

Undergraduate degrees like B.Sc. in Aviation or Hospitality Management34.

Application Process: Apply directly to institutes, which may require personal interviews and group discussions. No entrance exam i

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Varun Murugan

Contributor-Level 8

A Diploma in Cabin Crew typically lasts between 6 to 12 months and focuses on training students in safety procedures, customer service, and aviation protocols. Eligibility generally requires completion of 12th grade, with some institutes imposing age and physical standards. (Diploma is not mandatory)

After obtaining the diploma, graduates can apply for cabin crew positions internationally, provided they meet the specific requirements of airlines in different countries, such as language proficiency and legal eligibility to work

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