Career

Hi Akshay,
You can join merchant navy directly after class 12th by clearing the NDA (National Defense Academy) exam or IIT-JEE.
Following is the eligibility criteria for the same:
1. Candidates must have completed class 12th with PCM subjects from any recognised institute.
2. You must have at least 55% in class 12th.
3. Must pass a medical fitness test for sea service under standard norms and with eyesight 6/6 with no colour blindness.
For more details, kindly visit the links mentioned below:
http://nda.nic.in/eligibility criteria.html
http://career.webindia123.com/career/options/defence_government/merchant_navy/eligibility.htm for more details

There are a variety of jobs available in the aviation field:
1) If you want to work in manufacturing companies then u need to do a Master's degree.
2) If you want to work as a maintenance engineer then you need to complete the AME course.
3) If you want to go for designing then you need to go for interviews after completing your degree.
4) If you want to be an officer/engineer at the airport then you need to write the AAI exam.
5) If you want to be a customs officer/DGCA Officer then you need to take civil services examination.
6) You can do some airport management course also.
7) If you want to be a pilot then join a flying school (which is of good reputation).
8) There are jobs in Indian Air Force also you need to write AFCAT exam.
These are the various types of career scope in the Aviation field. Now it's your turn to choose what you want to become. The main thing here is most of the big companies (Boeing, Airbus) won't ask for freshers they need experienced candidates. So, if u want to work outside the government then try to get as much as experience possible. After gaining the experience, you can apply for higher posts. You can directly opt for a government job after completing B.Tech.

You may select any stream of your choice.
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What is the best route?
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