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Since you've already completed you engineering, I would recommend you to not go for a general aviation course when you can pursue MBA in aviation.
MBA in aviation will have 2 benefits for your career.
1. It will be a 2 in1 benefit, completing MBA and Aviation course at the same time.
2. Your engineering degree won't get wasted.
You can pursue the same from UPES.
UPES is a great university to pursue this programme plus their MBA Aviation always has high placement percentage, so there is nothing to worry about.
Next point is eligibility: Here's the eligibility data that I copied from the website, I am sure you will qualify these.
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