Aviation

Yes, you can. In some rare cases you may not even require any special training. It's relatively the same what you study in hotel management. Just that things are more specific to an aircraft.

Hello Sumi
Minimum education requirement at most airlines is that you have a high school degree or G. E. D. (Government Equivalency Diploma). One-half of all flight attendants hired have at least one year of college and about a third have earned their Associate or Bachelors degree.

You can consider following universities:
Kingston University, London.Staffordshire University (Stoke-on-Trent Campus).The University of Sheffield.
University of Hertfordshire.
University of Leeds.
University of Liverpool.
University of Salford.

Hello Veena,
Yes, you can pursue Diploma in aviation management.

Yes, mathematics is a compulsory subject for this course of aviation management. It is all about physics and maths along with some portions of general management.

Employment should be yours on top priority. Please grab the employment opportunities, if provided by the Frankfinn. Further if you are interested in studies than go for B.Sc Hospitality and hotel administration course offered by various IHMs through NCHMCT JEE. B.Sc HHA is a regular three years of duration program in collaboration with IGNOU.

Placements here are really great. Many International and Domestic Hotels and Aviation Companies come here to recruit students. It also provides 100% placement assistance. Haytt, Indigo, Taj Mahal, Leela, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, etc.
The placement assistance cell is helpful, but it depends upon oneself that you can get the job salary vary from airlines to airlines or if you wanted to work in hotel or travel industry. The basic salary package of airlines is Rs. 15000 and in the hotel it is Rs. 10000 and in travel, it is between Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 20,000.

Hello Siva Kumar Thuraka,
Yes of course. The eligibility for joining the course is 10+2 with PCM or equivalent. You can definitely think of discontinuing engineering and taking admission in a flying school.
Best wishes to you .

Hello Ashish Kumar,
Its very nice to hear that you are interested in pursuing course to become commercial pilot. The eligibility is 10+2 with PCM or equivalent. I feel that you are qualified to join this course.
Best wishes to you.

You can give the NDA exam and then do well there in order to get a call from the army. There are three choices that you have to enter amongst airforce, navy and army, and basic 12th knowledge questions are asked.