Air Hostess

Yes, it is possible for you to become a cabin crew member even if you have completed your Polytechnic Diploma after 10th and are an engineering graduate. However, the specific requirements for cabin crew members vary between airlines and countries, so it's important to check the specific requirements for the airline you are interested in. In general, most airlines require that cabin crew members have a high school Diploma or equivalent education. However, some airlines may accept a Polytechnic Diploma or engineering degree in place of a high school Diploma. Additionally, airlines typically have other requirements for cabin crew members, such as a minimum age, height, and weight, as well as good health and physical fitness. They may also require fluency in certain languages and good communication skills. If you meet the requirements of the airline you are interested in, you can apply for a cabin crew position and go through the training programme to become a cabin crew member.

A degree or certification in travel and tourism, hotel management, or catering technology that is three years long and equivalent to a 10+2 education. High priority will be given to applicants who have completed a three-year degree or Diploma programme in hotel management and catering technology from a government-recognised institution. You must be between the ages of 18 and 27, with applicants from the designated categories being granted an upper age limit relaxation. On the basis of their performance in the subsequent phases, applicants are shortlisted:
1. First medical evaluation
2. A test of group dynamics and personality GD & PAT)
3. Writing Exam.