Aviation

That's a bit tough case.
If you come from any reserved category, then you can apply for Freeship for which every commission has its own norms. You can visit their webpage and find out the details. And if you come from General Category, then you can go for loan in education category which is provided by almost all the banks. Refer SBI and PNB as your first priority because they allow lower interest rates.

Well, SPL is the first stage of a pilot's career.
This is the order-
SPL
PPL
CPL
ATPL

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Obviously B.Tech is aircraft maintenance is 10 times better than B.Sc because with B.Tech you will get degree in technology and you'll get more job opportunities in both sector government and private and you can also pursue higher education such as M.Tech and you will get more annual packages than B.Sc holders.

Hi,
The job is all dependent on the market. No such predictions can be made about pilot jobs. If you wish to be a pilot then go for it, become a good skilled pilot and wait for your turn.

Hello Nehal,
Yes, this course imparts training on different aspects of maintenance of aircraft. After the three year course, you are awarded a degree. Most importantly you are enabled to obtain licence of DGCA which in turns enables the student to get job in an airline.

Both tourism and aviation are interesting fields. Aviation has more variations in posts and sounds more interesting to me. You can surely go for it.

Hi Jyoti,
Yes, you can surely go ahead with the programme but it depends on the density of the scars. If the mars are big you need to get it treated.
All the Best!

Hi Jibin,
B.Sc. Offers you a degree where as AME course does not. AME course just makes you eligible to appear for paper 1/2 exams. AME course will be calculated as experience that is required to appear for DGCA paper 1 and 2 exams.