Aviation

To give the exam you need to be a 10th pass out and you should have completed your ITI in any trade from a recognized university.
If you have a Diploma degree in mechanical/automobile/electrical or electronics then also you can apply for this exam.
Your age should between 18 to 30 years.
However, there is age relaxation for the SC/ST/OBC candidates.
Selection procedure includes written exam and personal interview.

Hi,
I would suggest you to first try hands giving some walk in interviews conducted by airlines. If you have what is required to be a cabin crew, you will be hired. Being confident, good communication skills, dressing sense, height, clear complexion are few of the basic requirements. Good luck!

Hi, Indeed it will be a plus point but if you are confident and have good communication skills then any airline or ground handling company will hire you. I would suggest you to first try yourself and give interviews.

Dear Vijay,
MBA in aviation is a good course. But, in India its scope is very less, according to me. Therefore, it would be better to do general MBA in India. If no, you can focus abroad for the same.
All the best.

In order to become pilot you have following two options:
(a) Candidates with PCM at 10+2 stage are eligible to join Flying club to seeking flying training and obtain license to become a Commercial Pilot. Details are available on DGCA website.
(b) Candidates with PCM at 10+2 stage are eligible to appear for NDA examination conducted by UPSC to join as pilot in Indian Air Force. Science and engineering graduates are eligible to appear for CDS examination conducted by UPSC to join as pilot in Indian Air Force.

Among your choices MBA abroad from USA/ UK/ Singapore/ Australia etc is the best option in terms of career opportunities and salaries.

Check out the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-mumbai-all/2-0-0-10224-0

Hello Aditya Verma,
Yes, you can be a pilot but not a commercial one as DGCA medical will unfit you for this because there is 99% chance of life risk if you are wrong about any single degree or anything in the sky.
I suggest you to do PPL if you want to fly but being a commercial pilot is very difficult for you & can even be dangerous for the passengers.
Hope you will understand that I don't want to misguide you
Please feel free to ask anything.