Aviation

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. If you want to rank the colleges according to the education that they provide, it will have to be in the following order:
1. Christ University
2. NMIMS, Mumbai
If you want to rank the colleges according to the placements that they provide, it will have to be:
1. NMIMS
2. Christ University
At Christ, reputed companies like KPMG, DE Shaw, and PWCA come for placements. The average CTC offered by the recruiting companies is 5 Lacs per annum. Companies like E&Y, JP Morgan comes for campus placement at NMIMS and the average CTC offered is 4 LPA, Joining Christ for undergraduate courses will be better while NMIMS is a better option for a post-graduation programme. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

Dear aspirant, Great interacting with you. Following are some of the essential yet basic criteria to be fulfilled by the aspirants to take up the course further:
Yes you are eligible. The main eligibility for pursuing this course is that the student should have done graduation in the field of Science, Medicine or Engineering. Candidates must have received more than 55% to 60% in their graduation from a recognised university. Scores of MBA Entrances conducted at national, state, university level can be a requirement as well. A person with some work experience (at least 24 months) with research in this field is always preferred over others. Yes offcourse it is good desicion. MBA Biotechnology provides various opportunities for the students. One can go for higher education after the completion of the course and also start your career as a working professional. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

Hello Neeru Kalher, It is very nice to hear from you that you want to become a pilot and more importantly you are trying to find out what the medically called conditions for a student can become a pilot. Yes, eyesight should be 6 by 6 but it may not be the natural thing even correcting its eyesight to this level is acceptable. But eyesight is not the only thing. Many more conditions are tested by the medical team at every flying college or Academy before they will admit you to the course which will enable you to become a pilot. Let me assure you that more than 95% of students pass these tests. So do not worry you will be allowed to join the course to become a pilot. Best wishes to you.
DVD.

Hello Swapnil Gawande, I can understand your angst and anxiety. Armed forces personal war engaged in flying or servicing military aircraft are governed by a different set of rules. CEMILAC is the organization that authorizes aircraft to fly and also personnel to carry out maintenance of the aircraft while on the civil side it is the DGCA that does this job. When armed forces are personal or shifting from military to Civil flying they need to obtain a DGCA license. DGCA offers many concessions because of the personnel already working on aircraft. But the details are beyond the scope of the answer here as they run into multiple pages. I suggest advice that you should visit the DGCA website, particularly the licensing part where you will find all the required information. Best wishes to you.

Hello Shaheen Perween, yes GMR Institute offers cargo training which is recognized by IATA. But this is only a 6 days course comprising physical and virtual modules. You need not worry about the fees since these should be very minimal. But definitely, it is not free of cost course. I am attaching a link that will give you information about GMR Aviation Academy and all its course duration fees and also recognition by various agencies. They claim that their placements record is above 80%. This looks quite good and I feel that if you are interested you should download the course brochure go through it and complete the course. https://www.shiksha.com/college/gmr-aviation-academy-gmraa-shamshabad-Hyderabad-47059/course-diploma-in-basic-cargo-introductory-program-234616
Best wishes to you.

Hello Yogi Kachhadiya, it is very nice you are from you that you are interested in joining what you said is Franklin but I feel it is Franklin. This is the institute that is famous for producing good quality cabin crew who are employed across different airlines in India. Yes, their courses for cabin crew do begin after 12th standard and you can join any of their branch across India which is convenient for you. You need not go to the United Kingdom to pursue this course since franklin has a tie-up with UK based University to offer a degree or Diploma or certificates from that University while one studies in India. You will be able to find all the required details on the website of Franklin Institute. Best wishes to you.