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ADVENTUREAVIA@GMAIL.COM gautam

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Yes, 12th marks is enough for CPL programme but the student should have PCM with them and get at least 60%.

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Diya Nihalani

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Apply on online portals or Official sites or by submitting application forms offline mode. The application process typically requires you to provide academic details, entrance scores (if applicable) and documents.

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Diya Nihalani

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Selection is based on both merit and the entrance exam. In addition to academic performance, a medical fitness test may be required.

Institutes offering pilot training alongside the degree might have additional selection criteria including aptitude and psychometric tests.

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Diya Nihalani

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Some colleges require candidates to clear entrance exams. Some of them are CUET, LPU NEST, JMI Entrance Exam, State-level or university-specific exams. These assess knowledge in Science and Maths ensuring candidates have the necessary foundation. 

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Diya Nihalani

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Eligibility for BSc Aviation admission 2026 -

Pass class 12 in PCM subjects from a recognised board. 

Secure a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

English is often required as a medium of communication globally.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

Scholar-Level 17

Hi.

Minimum Age: 17 (PPL), 18 (CPL)

Education: 10+2 with Physics & Math

Medical: Class II (PPL), Class I (CPL), passed at a DGCA-approved medical center

Training: Required at DGCA-approved flying school; minimum flight hours apply

English proficiency: Mandatory

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Diya Nihalani

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One should study the Pilot course in order to make a career in the Aviation industry. Many people aspire to have the lifestyle and pay scale of a pilot. Other than the surface-level benefits of pursuing the course, one can also aim for a pilot course out of his/ her passion. Just the fact that a career fascinates you should be enough for you to pursue it. Now if we talk about the real-world implications of a pilot course, then we can agree that the career opportunities are really attractive as compared to other courses and careers.

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Gunjan Dhawan

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To become an Airhostess in India the process is very simple. You will need to just complete your Class 12 from a recognised board and then meet the eligibility criteria to get admission to an Air Hostess institute.

Get admission to an institute and develop your skills in customer service, personality development and communication. Once the course is completed - start searching for Airline openings for Cabin Crew positions.
Prepare yourself for interviews and assessments also complete the airline's specific training to qualify for the role. 

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