MBA/PGDM

MBA in Airline and Airport Management is a very good option as the aviation industry in India is rapidly growing which has increased the demand for qualified officers and managers that are specialised in this profession. Also, it is a highly safe option as it is an almost recession free industry. Airline and Airport Management includes courses related to airport planning, airport security, passenger forecasting, fire safety, handling dangerous goods, communication systems etc. It aims at providing the students proficiency in all airline operations. It has tremendous scope in terms of employment with positions such as Manager-Operations, Manager -Customer Relations Service, Manager-Air traffic Control, Marketing Manager, etc., being available.
Some companies that hire graduates are:
British Airways
Jet Airways
Paramount Airways
DRDO
Air Force/Navy
FedEx
DHL
Kingfisher Airlines
All the best.

For EMBA:
1. Candidates will be shortlisted based on their Entrance Test / NMAT (200 and above)/ GMAT (600 and above) score.
2. The shortlisted candidates have to face a round of Personal Interview. NMIMS Admission Process EMBA | CL Research
NMIMS Eligibility and Selection Criteria for MBA PROGRAMS
NMIMS considers candidates for admission based on its own exam, NMAT, for admissions to all the MBA Full Time courses at NM Mumbai and all the PGDM courses at NM Hyderabad, Bangalore, Indore, and Navi Mumbai This exam is conducted in a window of 75 days during which a candidate is allowed to attempt the exam three times. The best of three score would be accepted by the institute for the final admission. The NMAT exam has a total of 120 questions. A correct answer fetches 3 marks and there is no negative marking for incorrect answers. The pattern of the exam has been tabulated below. Section
No. of Questions:
Language Skills
32
Quantitative Skills
48
Logical Reasoning
40
Total
120
Cut-off for the NMAT exam is mostly in the range of 208-210 and has been in this range only since the past few years. STAGE 1 Taking the NMAT test. Candidates are shortlisted based on only their NMAT scores- overall as well as sectional. STAGE 2 Shortlisted candidates are invited for Case Discussion (CD) and Personal Interview (PI)
STAGE 3 Final admission offers are made taking into account NMAT scores, CD and PI, as well as candidate's academic performance, relevant work experience and other similar inputs. About 2000-3000 candidates are shortlisted and are called for a round of Case Discussion (CD) and Personal Interviews (PI).