Aviation

No not important !

Both have scope and employment also. But it's all up to you which one you like. If you love flying across the world then choose a career as the commercial pilot and if you love to tackle the sea then merchant navy is for you.

There is no comparison between engineering and pilot if you want to work as the person who designs things then choose engineering and if you want to serve others then choose a career as a pilot. In engineering also you study aerodynamics but in CPL, you get practical knowledge.

Hi,
Educational Eligibility for an air hostess-training programme is plus two/or a graduate degree with a Diploma/degree in Hotel Management or Tourism Management. The aspirant must be eligible to hold an Indian Passport and should be below twenty-five years of age with a minimum height of 157.5 centimetres.
Best wishes for your career.

Hi,
Educational Eligibility for an air hostess-training programme is plus two/or a graduate degree with a Diploma/degree in Hotel Management or Tourism Management. The aspirant must be eligible to hold an Indian Passport and should be below twenty-five years of age with a minimum height of 157.5 centimetres.
Best wishes for your career.

You can do aviation course abroad. We are not able to suggest universities as you have not mentioned UG or PG. Anything is possible in UK.

It actually depends on what profile you are targeting. Not every profile requires B.Sc in aviation.

Yes, you can pursue CPL after completing UG.

Jet Airways is the best cadet program you can go for.