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Engineering graduation is on a different plane than becoming AME. AE will get you jobs in areas of aviation research. It could be stepping stone for MBA or civil services exam. Recently, Infosys appointed an AE as it's CEO. On the other hand, AME along with license from DGCA will ensure job for you in an airline.
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Hence, I'm afraid you might not be in a position to apply for Cabin Crew profile. There are some relaxations although for those who belong to Northeastern parts of India.
You will have to check that with the airlines itself. It is mentioned in the recruitment advertisement!
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