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If you want to explore more in the core field, the best line for you would be operations.
You can explore more on how in reality things work in an organisation at ground level.
In case you didn't like engineering, marketing can be the next promising field to dive into.
Good luck.
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To become an Aircraft Mechanic or an Aviation Technician, one gas to undergo three years AME course after completion of 10+2 with physics & mathematics. These courses are conducted by many institutions in India. In some places, there is entrance exam while at others admission is based on marks obtained in 12th exam. Once eligible, a student can select either of the two streams of mechanical or avionics. Merely passing the course does not make one eligible to work on the aircraft straight away. One needs to obtain a license issued by DGCA. Only license holders are allowed to work on aircraft. With the boom in the aviation sector,
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