Aviation

Hello Diksha,
You are presently doing your graduation in Aeronautical Engineering and simultaneously wants to do certificate course which is offered by private institute set up by Jet Airways. Is that right? Yes I think so you can do both these courses simultaneously, but remember the presence or rather your attendance in regular engineering college is a must as far as the university rules and regulations go. Keeping this factor in mind you will have to attend the classes of the Other Institute. This other Institute being private may not insist on your attendance. Another aspect which you must look into is your ability to study these two different courses and their subjects at the same time. If you feel you are capable of doing this then I see no harm in doing this additional certificate course.
Best wishes to you.

B.Sc in Hotel Management and Catering Technology (B.Sc HMCT): The course is specifically designed to equip the students with the essential culinary and hotel management skills imbued with the capabilities of working in professional kitchen and food & beverage environment. Along with catering and hotel management skills, the course also lays much emphasis on enriching the students with customer service skills, front office management, hotel accommodation operations and quantity food production. In hotel management and catering field, one can achieve a long term career in life. It is very demanding profession abroad. Through this course, you can join government and non-government sectors. Anyone who passed class 12th in any stream with English are eligible for this course. While B.Sc in Aviation (B.Sc. AV) is an undergraduate course in Science and operations in flying airplanes, helicopters, gliders etc. The eligibility criteria for this programme is 10+2 and passed with subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with a minimum of 50% marks, from a recognized school in India. The aviation industries and aerospace firms are the sectors, where these professionals can find jobs like Service maintenance engineer, pilot, Production & Maintenance manager, software testing engineer, and aircraft maintenance engineer etc. B.Sc-HMCT can be the best option between the both.

B.Sc in Airlines, Tourism and Hospitality management course caters to the needs of three industries. Naturally, these 3 industries happen to be the major recruiters of graduates. These industries are:
1. Aviation management
2. Tourism management
3. Hospitality managementDiverse job profiles are available in front of graduates. Freshers usually are able to land entry level jobs in the above mentioned industries. One can also join this course because of its large scope in other countries also. Students wish to do this course to make their career abroad countries. With the increasing globalization, the hotel chain is also increasing widely. B.Sc. In hotel management and catering field, one can achieve a long term career in life. It is very demanding profession abroad. Through this course, you can join government and non-government sectors. The job opportunities for both stream of graduates are similar. However, B.Sc HMCT can be the good option.