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deepika maurya
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Cabin Crew salary in India ranges between INR 2.9 Lacs per annum to INR 12.0 Lacs per annum with an average annual salary of INR 5.5 Lacs per annum. The average salary for Senior Cabin Crew in India is INR 7 LPA. The average salary for Cabin Attendant in India is INR 5 LPA. JET Airways: The average Cabin Crew salary is INR 6.6 LPA (with 1-10 years of experience). Indigo: The average Cabin Crew salary is INR 4.9 LPA (with 1-7 years of experience). Spicejet: The average Cabin Crew salary is INR 4.8 LPA (with 1-6 years of experience). Air India: The average Cabin Crew salary is INR 6.1 LPA (with 3-12 years of experience). Qatar Airways: T
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deepika maurya
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The age limit for cabin crew is depending on the airline. For example, a lot of airlines in Middle East Asia have age limits. Usually, their age limits are approximately either 30 or 35 years. But, if you are in the USA or Europe they usually do not have this kind of age limit, their age limit might even be 50 or 65 years. However, the Maximum age to apply for cabin crew positions for freshers or inexperienced non-cabin crew applicants is 27 years.
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Priyanshu Kumar
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After doing the course of hotel management, you can study about the pilot, I advise you to please don't leave the hotel management course in between because it affects your career.
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Anukriti srivastava
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Hi, Airlines also need their candidates to be physically fit. You should not be underweight. They take your complete medical examination. Age is the most common question for every cabin crew aspirant.
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Maragoni sai rohan goud
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After completing class 12th in Science, I would suggest you go for B.Sc. or B.Tech, because after completing this course. Yes, you are eligible to give AFCAT CDS level exam through which you can join the Indian Armed Forces.
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Gunuru Jagadeesh
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TS EAMCET is not useful for A.M.E. Course. TS EAMCET marks are useful to join in various engineer colleges in Telangana. I prefer A.M.E. CET would be the best for this course. This course has lot of skills and there is need to learn Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
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Aman Kothari
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Yes, but you need to appear for any of the entrance examinations like CAT MAT SNAP GMAT to qualify for MBA Aviation courses. You should have passed your graduation from any discipline with a minimum aggregate of 50%. .
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Meha Hareendran
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You can consider the following courses:
Bachelor of Arts (BA). Bachelor of Design (B. Bachelor of Journalism (BJ). Bachelor of psychology. Bachelor of social work (BSW). Bachelor of journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC). Bachelor of mass media (BMM). Bachelor in animation.
Bachelor of Arts (BA). Bachelor of Design (B. Bachelor of Journalism (BJ). Bachelor of psychology. Bachelor of social work (BSW). Bachelor of journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC). Bachelor of mass media (BMM). Bachelor in animation.
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Meha Hareendran
Beginner-Level 5
Step-by-Step process of becoming a Pilot in India?
Civil Aviation.
Indian Defence Forces (Air Force)
Stage 1: Pursue a Bachelor's Degree.
Stage 2: Get the Flying Experience.
Stage 3: Earn a Pilot's License.
Stage 4: Complete Additional Training and Tests.
Stage 5: Advance as an Airline Pilot.
Civil Aviation.
Indian Defence Forces (Air Force)
Stage 1: Pursue a Bachelor's Degree.
Stage 2: Get the Flying Experience.
Stage 3: Earn a Pilot's License.
Stage 4: Complete Additional Training and Tests.
Stage 5: Advance as an Airline Pilot.
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Meha Hareendran
Beginner-Level 5
Some of the certification courses after 12th you can consider are aviation management and hospitality, aviation customer service and flight attendants Certificate programme.
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