Aviation

For sure an MBA has better and larger placement options.Major differences between MBA and PGDM are as follows :
MBA/MMS is offered by 'Universities' or 'Colleges that are affiliated to Universities' or Central Body directly under the Indian Govt while PGDM/PGP is offered by individual colleges and IIM's.
Fees is high in case of PGDM/PGP as compared to MMS/MBA.
PGDM is much more flexible in terms of syllabus as syllabus is not bounded by a particular university.
Ideally PGDM program is residential while MBA is not.
Examples of PGDM/PGP Institutes in India are- IIMs ,XLRI, SP Jain, NMIMS (Banglore/Hyderabad) etc.
Examples of MBA colleges in India are- IIFT , JBIMS , FMS ,NMIMS(Mumbai)SIBM (Pune), IITs etc.
Why few offer MBA and rest offer PGDM?
As per the law in India, only a University can offer degrees such as the MBA, BBA, B.Tech or B.E. Any educational institution which is not affiliated to a University cannot offer a degree. So institutes like IIMs, XLRI, NITIE, MDI etc. which are the autonomous bodies and run independently, cannot offer MBA degree and hence offer the PGDM / PGP.
PGDM / PGP
PGDM expands to Post Graduate Diploma in Management, while PGP is Post Graduate Program Diploma. And all the confusion starts when you see the term Diploma. Yes, you read it right this is Diploma and not exactly a degree in technical terms. The main reason why postgraduate courses are named as PGDM is because when an Institute is an autonomous body (not affiliated to any University) and conducts management courses, then such Institutes cannot offer MBA degree. Even IIMs, XLRIs doesnt offer MBA degrees; they only give PGP Diploma.
In purely an Indian context, there is NO DIFFERENCE when it comes to how the industry treats PGDM and MBA graduate. If you see, 9 out of top 10 B Schools in India offer PGDM / PGP and not MBA. This is the testimony to the fact that there is no difference between the two in India.
Career growth is same in both, and to be true career growth is dependent on individuals performance and not on the name PGDM or MBA. Starting packages are dependent on colleges name and brand, not whether it offers MBA or PGDM and that is why you see most of the top B Schools in India offer PGDM/PGP and only couple of colleges offering MBA degree compete with them.

Yes, School of aeronautics, Neemrana is one of the best aeronautics schools in the country.
It provides 4 year degree course in aircraft maintenance engineering. Also, B.Tech in Aeronautical engineering, Electronics and telecommunication engineering.
This institute has got two large aircraft for practical programs of students.
It is situated nearby Delhi and have good placement records.
Well, to say the truth if you have a target of really getting into a top engineering college,then only drop a year other than it is not advisable to lag a year for preparation.
Rather, I will suggest you to join this top institute in Aircraft Maintenance engineering.

Eligibility
1. A minimum of 10+2 with PCM as the subjects.
2. At least 50 percent marks in 12th standard.
3. The age limit to obtain commercial pilot licence is 18 to 30 years.
Physical Requirements
>Height
The minimum height to become commercial pilot is 5 feet.
>Eyesight
6/6 vision is required to become commercial pilot. Candidates are allowed to wear eyeglasses but no lasik operation. You are eligible for the course if your distance vision is correctable to 20/20 while near vision to 20/40 with eyeglasses.
>Other Requirements
1. You should not be suffering from any disease that can affect your performance.
2. You should be able to cope with pressure situation without emotional breakdown.
3. You should not have fears of height.
Procedure
Step 1 - Students Pilot Licence
The first thing you need to do is obtain the Student's Pilot Licence. You can apply for it as soon as you have completed 10th standard. The procedure include appearing for a basic Maths test in which the questions would be related to various aspects of the aircraft. If you managed to score 75 out of 100 marks, you will get the licence.
Step 2 - Private Pilot Licence
Your flying training would start now. You must complete 12th before applying for this licence. Then you will be given flying experience with instructor and solo. A total of 60 hours of flying experience would require. Apart from it you will have to appear for written test by the aviation watchdog DGCA.
Step 3 - Commercial Pilot Licence
This would be the last stage for your dream to fly a commercial plane. You would need at least 250 hours of flying experience. Additionally you will go through medical test by the DGCA and written exams for subjects like Air Regulations, Aviation Meteorology, Air Navigation.
Once you have obtained the Commercial Pilot Licence, you can apply for trainee co-pilot job at airlines in India. After few months you will become co-pilot for the airline.

Eligibility
1. A minimum of 10+2 with PCM as the subjects.
2. At least 50 percent marks in 12th standard.
3. The age limit to obtain commercial pilot licence is 18 to 30 years.
Physical Requirements
>Height
The minimum height to become commercial pilot is 5 feet.
>Eyesight
6/6 vision is required to become commercial pilot. Candidates are allowed to wear eyeglasses but no lasik operation. You are eligible for the course if your distance vision is correctable to 20/20 while near vision to 20/40 with eyeglasses.
>Other Requirements
1. You should not be suffering from any disease that can affect your performance.
2. You should be able to cope with pressure situation without emotional breakdown.
3. You should not have fears of height.
Procedure
Step 1 - Students Pilot Licence
The first thing you need to do is obtain the Student's Pilot Licence. You can apply for it as soon as you have completed 10th standard. The procedure include appearing for a basic Maths test in which the questions would be related to various aspects of the aircraft. If you managed to score 75 out of 100 marks, you will get the licence.
Step 2 - Private Pilot Licence
Your flying training would start now. You must complete 12th before applying for this licence. Then you will be given flying experience with instructor and solo. A total of 60 hours of flying experience would require. Apart from it you will have to appear for written test by the aviation watchdog DGCA.
Step 3 - Commercial Pilot Licence
This would be the last stage for your dream to fly a commercial plane. You would need at least 250 hours of flying experience. Additionally you will go through medical test by the DGCA and written exams for subjects like Air Regulations, Aviation Meteorology, Air Navigation.
Once you have obtained the Commercial Pilot Licence, you can apply for trainee co-pilot job at airlines in India. After few months you will become co-pilot for the airline.

Airport Management includes all activities performed at an airport: facility management, security, coordination & monitoring of aviation safety, aircraft parking & refueling, air traffic control, environment issues, catering, baggage & cargo handling & businesses activities at international & domestic airports.
Scope-
Airport Manager
Assistant Manager
Maintenance Manager
The average salary if a an Aurport manager is 76000 Rs. and for maintenance manager it is 24000 Rs.
Colleges offering Airport Management:-
AICAR Business School
Karjat, Maharashtra
Vidya International School of Business
Meerut, Delhi
Ambitious College
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Indian Institute of Learning and Advanced Development
Gurgaon, Haryana
Avalon academy
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Frankfinn Institute Of Air Hostess Training, Aurangabad
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
The K.N.S.B.L Arts & Commerce College, Kheralu