Aviation

Allthough Indian Flying Schools are good to become Commercial Pilot, if you can afford you may prefer CP license from Flying School in USA for better employability.

A candidates should pass higher and secondary level with a minimum of 50% marks. They should be a graduate with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized university. In 3rd semester of MBA, you can select aviation specialization.

Yes, it is a good idea. There are many institutes offering Diploma in aviation, but in order to pursue MBA in aviation management, I would suggest you to go for AIMFILL International HYD.

You can pursue the ticketing software courses such as Amadeus, Galileo, etc.

A flight dispatch job is well paid. The dispatcher is well trained in areas such as:
1. Meteorology.
2. Advance flight planning.
3. DGCA regulations.
4. Aircraft systems and performance.
5. The Air traffic control systems.
6. Global navigation systems and emergency.
You should be able to handle the pressure. Air India offers a flight dispatch course. Many candidates also prefer to obtain the license by enrolling for this course in United States as the course duration is less.

A Diploma in aviation management would help you build the foundation knowledge of the industry and groom you to be part the industry under various private and government sectors of tourism, aviation and customer service industry.
Although, the salary packages may vary depending on the organisation and job profile, but be assured that the aviation and tourism industry is one of the highest paying industries globally.

Yes, you can. It will be better if you join B.Tech in aviation or aeronautical engineering as a lateral entry candidate.

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