Aviation

Hi, Some of the colleges are listed below:
Career Vision Aviation Academy-Thane West
Columbus Travel Academy-Panel
Aptech Aviation & Hospitality Academy-Vashi
Costa Training Institute-Sanpada.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case, you intend to pursue a career in Technical/ research/academics area then MCA/ M.Sc. ( IT) is better, However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is a better option.

Hi Shubham, Please confirm the course you want to enroll for better understanding. For some of the courses, the maximum age limit is 24 years. https://www.shiksha.com/college/frankfinn-institute-of-air-hostess-training-rajouri-garden-delhi-47223/admission.

Hello Aditya,
Of course, you can become cabin crew. You only have to undertake the relevant course for which eligibility is 12th. That's all. You can become Aircraft Maintenance Engineer or AME also in similar fashion.

Yes, Canada is a good option for pilot training, but you are having an Indian passport, so you need to come back to India and go through the conversion procedure for your CPL license in order to get a job.

Any student who has completed class 12th (PCM) with 50% is eligible to do pilot training. Please explain, what do you mean by EEE and AAA?

Hi Aswin,
You should have completed 10+2 from a recognized board of education in order to be eligible for Air Hostess/Flight Steward Training. For more information, you can click here and download the brochure:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess/course/air-hostess-flight-steward-training-international-airlines-academy-anna-salai-chennai-180449

Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) is the final and top most License that any pilot can attain. Unlike Commercial Pilot License (CPL), ATPL also has certain specified eligibility criteria.
It is only issued to those pilots who hold a valid and current CPL + have cleared DGCA ATPL exams + have attained 1500hours of flying experience.
Hence to get an ATPL the pilot has to justify all the above mentioned requirements.
So first aim for CPL then get a job and then clear exams + flying to get an ATPL.
No flying school trains directly to get an ATPL.

English plays a very important role in getting selected for the position of cabin crew.
Cabin crew form the face of the airline and they deal with a variety of passengers who may or may not know Hindi.
Hence a good command over English is essential. Infact knowledge of some other foreign languages like Arabic, German, French etc. adds to the calibre of a cabin crew.
You must improve on your English by taking some classes, only then you can expect to get selected for cabin crew position.
Good Luck !

There is nothing like placement when it comes to flying schools. The candidate is trained to fly the aircraft and given knowledge of aviation subjects, after which a Commercial Pilot License is issued by DGCA.
This License entitles the candidate to apply for various airlines as per the requirements mentioned in the job notifications.
Airlines then conduct a selection procedure and those who get through are hired.
Hence there is no role of flying school in getting someone placed, although quality of training and facilities differ from flying school to flying school.
Even AAA won't provide placements.