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Contributor-Level 6
No, you are not eligible for Aviation after B.com. If you have completed 12th with science stream then you will be eligible.
Below, I am indicating aviation related information:
Aviation:
Aviation relates to all aspects of an aircraft and courses in India deal with-
Flying operation,
Aircrew,
Aircraft,
Air Traffic management,
Technical aspects of Flight,
Aviation Safety,
Regulatory policies and economics of airport.
Eligibility Criteria:
12th standard certificate
Height requirement:
For boys- 5ft. 7inches
For girls- 5ft. 2inches
Weight should be in proportion to height.
Minimum level of English fluency is required.
Best of luck.
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Beginner-Level 5
spoken Hindi, English and any other foreign languages will be an added advantage.
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Guide-Level 11
1. Mathematics.
2. Fluids and solids.
3. Thermodynamics.
4. Avionics.
5. Aerodynamics.
6. Control systems.
Then, you have a very bright future with the increased use of navigation system. You need to be physically fit too, and you can get a job in any of the fields:
1. Aviation industry (private and public airlines).
2. Satellite and Space research organizations (ISRO, NASA, etc.)
3. Defense (Military/ Air force).
4. Automobile and fast-moving locomotive industries.
The pay scale is also good, depending on the country that you prefer.
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Scholar-Level 17
In 25 lakhs, you can only get CPL with 200 hours flying in Cessna Aircraft but you cannot be a commercial pilot and fit for flying commercial aircrafts in Rs.25 lakhs. You need at least Rs.80 lakhs to be a pure pilot with a job.
All the best.
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