Aviation

Hi,
Any top ranked university will ask for the GMAT but few options may be available. You may check for graduate certificate programs or PG Diploma programs.

Dear,
With B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering, you should plan for M.Tech for better opportunities and better job profile.
MBA Aviation has different job prospects and your job profile would be different and if you are interested in technical research than MBA will be not a good choice.
All the best.

An IndiGo captain will now earn Rs 6.01 lakh every month for 70 hours of flying and over Rs 7 lakh for 90 hours. For cabin crew attendant, the salary has been increased to Rs. 31,000 every month while a senior cabin attendant will earn Rs. 40,000.

You could be eligible for ground staff or ticketing, however, the cabin crew post requires at least 5 feet and 3 inches height for females.

Smridhi,
For this, you go for courses like B.Sc Airlines and Tourism where you get a chance to get in your desired field. Also, your opportunities are widened with you not just confined to Airlines but get opportunities in Tourism industry too.
Check with some of the good universities like Lovely University, Chandigarh University, Baba Farid University, etc., that are offering the course and admissions are going on. They have good placements. Some even offer scholarships.
Check their websites for more details.
Good luck.

You are eligible to learn flying and obtain CPL license. There are good opportunities for growth as Commercial Pilot.

Hi Bharath,
This will depend on the kind of job you want to do in an airport. Please share your plans.

Hi Kalyan,
With an aviation management degree you will be prepared to handle managerial responsibilities. Depending on your roles and designation your work flow will be related to check that flight operations run smoothly, passengers receive quality service on time, security maintenance and commercial operations such as airport duty-free shopping, etc.
With an aviation logistics degree your work will mainly include managing and maintaining activities including purchasing, shipping and transportation, inventory, warehousing, and delivery. Your work may also involve checking movement of goods and supplies.

Airport managers oversee the daily operations of an airport, ranging from enforcing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) rules and regulations to negotiating airport contracts and leases. They may be responsible for supervising personnel, devising and implementing operating procedures, monitoring airport expenditures and coordinating construction or renovation projects with municipal officials.
Airport managers may be on-call because of their level of responsibility, so that emergencies or other unexpected issues that come up can be resolved quickly. This job can include evening and weekend shifts.