Aviation

You are not eligible to become a commercial pilot unless you complete your 10+2 board with physics chemistry and maths subjects. You do not meet the eligibility criteria to become a commercial pilot.

Hi,
The course is uniquely offered by Seneca only so it is one of the best and has stringent selection process. Check all the details here:
http://www.senecacollege.ca/fulltime/FPR.html

MBA will be highly beneficial for your long-term growth.

Yes, you can pursue B.Tech in aeronautical engineering or aviation.
You can also pursue commercial pilot training course.

To become a pilot, first, you have to pursue graduation in Physics or equivalent courses. After your graduation, you have to pilot training institutes and they will train you and on achieving flying hours you can apply for a commercial pilot licence.

Hello Mathew,
Airport managers oversee the daily activities at airports, assuring safety is maintained, regulations are followed and jobs are completed on time. They are the primary point of contact for other airline officials, airport administrators as well as the public. These managers also act as the director of airport security. The airport manager works to ensure that all pilots, regulatory agencies, passengers and staff are safe by supervising terminal activities.

Hi Mathew,
The average salary of an airport manager is Rs. 76000 and for maintenance manager it is Rs. 24000.

Dear Meghna,
All these career options are very different from one another. I would suggest you go for a professional career and opt for any for these as a simultaneous career. This will help you decide that whether you actually want any of these careers as your full-time career or not.
Take up anything you are good at. And make a career into the same.