Aviation

You can directly apply in different airlines which are advertised in national newspapers and other mass media.Air hostesses are expected to be smartly dressed and well groomed at all the times.
Eligibility to become Air Hostess
Age Limit: Candidate age limit within 17 years to 26 years.
Height: Minimum 5 ft and 2 inches with balanced weight.
Status (Martial): Unmarried
Eye Sight - Normal eyesight of 6/6 uncorrected in both eyes.
Language: Hindi, English and any other foreign languages.
Complexion: Clear complexion.
Other conditions: Medical Fit, Having Indian Passport.
Skills required becoming an Air Hostess
Confident
Pleasant & friendly personality
Clear speech and voice
Team worker
Patience
Good appearance
Sense of Responsibility
Presence of mind and initiative
Positive attitude
Flexibility in working unusual hours

Hi Radhaballav,
Aviation management would involve maintaining and helping in the proper services to customers at the airport. Aviation Management is all about understanding how to use principles of management to keep running airports and airlines safely and smoothly.
Aviation Industry typically is divided into airlines for passengers (life) and cargo (non life)
You can be involved in any role or function such as:
Cabin Crew handling
Cargo handling
Ticketing and Reservations
Airport Operations and management
Whichever role, you wish to perform, please note that the courses needs to be IATA recognised.
There are diploma programs available stressing on Individual functionalities.These Diploma programs are for any 12th pass student
My suggestion would be to pursue Hospitality management or a B.Sc Aviation Management and further an MBA in Aviation management.
As far as the scope is concerned, please note it is the Hospitality industry, never to die industry.
Always something new is introduced, so employment opportunity is immense.
You need to put in the right effort and be ambitious.
Check the following:
http://www.igiaindia.in/airport-ground-services.html
http://www.iata.org/training/subject-areas/Pages/airport-courses.aspx
http://www.aviationcourses.in/aviation_courses.html
http://www.igiaindia.in/bsc-in-aviation-tourism-hm.html
https://hindustanuniv.ac.in
http://tcsc.org.in/bscaviation.html
Hope this helps.

Hello,
Indian Aviation Industry is at a boom and now is the best time to become a pilot.
There are three ways in which you can do so:
Modular Training
Integrated CPL Courses
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes
Modular Training:
Here, a person first register himself with DGCA, get the medical certificates and attain a DGCA Computer No. on his own. After this he prepares and clears DGCA Written Exam and clock all the flying hours required to get a CPL by joining a flying school.
Integrated CPL Courses :
Here, a person only has to get his medical certificates and enroll in a flying school after which everything is taken care of by the flying school till the successful attainment of CPL.
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes:
This is the best one as you have a job waiting for you even before the commencement of your training. There are many out there in the market but only one Indian Airline has it's own programme, Indigo.
Hope it helped.

Hi,
Indian Aviation Industry is at a boom and now is the best time to become a pilot.
There are three ways in which you can do so:
Modular Training
Integrated CPL Courses
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes
Modular Training:
Here, a person first register himself with DGCA, get the medical certificates and attain a DGCA Computer No. on his own. After this he prepares and clears DGCA Written Exam and clock all the flying hours required to get a CPL by joining a flying school.
Integrated CPL Courses :
Here, a person only has to get his medical certificates and enroll in a flying school after which everything is taken care of by the flying school till the successful attainment of CPL.
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes:
This is the best one as you have a job waiting for you even before the commencement of your training. There are many out there in the market but only one Indian Airline has it's own programme, Indigo.
Hope it helped.