Aviation

If you can prepare and get through CAT, then nothing is better than an IIM to pursue MBA in Aviation.
Indian Aviation Academy New Delhi,
UPES Dehradun,
Galgotia,
HIT Chennai,
and MIT-Pune are other good institutes for this course.

IGRUA Raebarelie is the most prestigious institution of India offer B.Sc. Aviation Course in India. Mumbai University, Banasthali Vidyapith, NIMS University, Hindustan University are others offering this course.

Aviation sector has got lot of opportunities for those coming from hospitality, because comfort of passengers with timely arrival and departure of each flight is a key factor for any airline. Cabin Crew, Counter Staff, CSAs, Catering etc. are mainly those profiles, where Hotel Management and Catering graduates can find an opportunity.

Hi Nisarga, PTC Aviation Academy seems to be decent college. Academics and infrastructure are good here. Placements are also good in this institute. For more detailed information, you can get in touch with the current students or the Alumni of this college. My suggestion would be to pursue Hospitality management and further an MBA in Aviation management for wider scope. Regards.

Eligibility for the same is-
Age: 17 to 24 years.
12th pass and above, having a pleasing personality and good communication skills.
The selection will be on the basis of personal interviews.
So you may try. It depends on your communication skills, personality, and confidence level.
Best of luck.

Is this diploma equivalent to Class 12 PCM?
Since you have not explained properly about your diploma, I had to ask a question in response to your question.
You will have to verify if your diploma is equivalent to 10+2 PCM and acceptable to DGCA. If it is, you can take admission to AME course.

Hello Neel,
Amity has a very good reputation academically. As a result, a large number of companies visit for recruitment. Though branch wise figures were not available, names of companies visited last year is quite impressive. You need not worry about this aspect. The CTC offered is as per the industry norms but specific details for aeronautical engineering branch are not available.

Yes, you can do that. PPL in India is issued after 40 hours flying + DGCA exams + PPL issue checks.
You can take PPL from India and then proceed abroad to complete your training for CPL. But remember this is not going to give you any additional benefits. Because PPL privileges for Indian license cannot be exercised abroad, as the criteria for issue of PPL or CPL differs from country to country.
Like countries which are regulated by FAA, issue CPL only after 250 hours of flying. And in India, it's DGCA that imposes and enforces the laws of aviation. Here you can get your CPL at 200 hours of flying only.