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Shweta Singh

Guide-Level 12

Admission to the above-mentioned course is based on your 12th class percentage. I would suggest you to get in touch with the college officials to know if they would consider Diploma also.
Link for contact details: http://www.remocollege.com/contact.html

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

Guide-Level 15

It is pretty straight forward, you don't get the driving license until you are 18. So, it very unlikely that you would get license for piloting at that age. And higher education in preferrably science is also required.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

Guide-Level 15

Contact them on their website. Leave them a message and they will revert back to you and will give you all details. They will keep contacting you until you take admission their institute.
https://www.frankfinn.com/

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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

Guide-Level 13

Yes, you are very well eligible according to your age. But there are certain other requirements like education and professional trainings. If you posses them, then you can expect a job. For vacancies, you will have to visit the career page of various airlines and see what suits you the best.

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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

Guide-Level 13

If you are enrolled for CPL the basically PPL is not of any use.
SPL shall be issued for you to start and finish your flying as a cadet.
They will train you with ground classes for all such examinations.
SPL is issued by flying school and PPL is issued by DGCA.
Since you will be aiming for CPL than there's no need of wasting money in getting a PPL issued.

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Sushant Sharma

Scholar-Level 16

Hi, Aircraft maintenance engineering is not a degree or Diploma programme, but it is a training programme. After the successful completion of the training, a license is issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). During the training session, students will be taught about the service and maintenance of aircraft so as to ensure flight safety. Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/articles/your-career-after-doing-aircraft-maintenance-engg-blogId-4626
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/aircraft-maintenance-engineer-9.

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Ananya Dev

Guide-Level 14

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue a Diploma in aviation hospitality, ground staff management or Airfare and Ticketing Management for a career in aviation.

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Anand Sarkar

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Hello,
It varies, ranging from 2.5 lacs to 5 lacs, from college to colleges, please be specific which college are you opting? It's a good choice as nowadays DGCA is directly recruiting newer graduates for AAI and also private airlines are there.

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