Airport Management

No. The color tone is not the qualifying criteria to apply for this course. Apart from this, candidate must have passed 10+2, have minimum 5 feet 2 inches for girls and 5 feet and 7 inches for boys, proportionate weight and fluent in English.

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I think, once you are done with your graduation, you can go for Diploma in Airline and Airport Management- for a UG degree and then try for MBA -Airline Airport Management. UG-
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/ground-services/course/diploma-in-airline-and-airport-management-aimfill-international-jayanagar-Bangalore-179441
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https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/articles/mba-airline-airport-management-blogId-3783.

Hello,
It's good to see your interest in MBA aviation sector. Both are equally good and have good career growth but remember to choose the domain in which you have deep interest. Before taking admission in any MBA college make sure you discuss with the college's students about current placement scenario as well as job profiles offered. Because at the end, the placement matters.

Nowadays Mba in aviation is better option than mba in airport management.

For Frankfinn, your height is too short. I think your height should be 5.5' or 5.6'.

Hi,
Please specify are you talking about BBA or MBA airport management course? BBA in Airport Management is a 3- year undergraduate course, whereas Master of Business Administrator (MBA) in Airport Management is a 2 years postgraduate Management course.

Hi,
Above mentioned both courses are different and require different skills. Both the courses are equally good and have a great scope in future. Choose the course as per your interest. All the Best.

Yes Parminder, you are eligible for the course for airlines and airport management.