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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
Both are good at their own place. It depends upon your interest that what course you want to pursue. But, if you go for placement point of view, then you should join B.Sc in aircraft maintenance. There you will get good placement easily. Good luck.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
Congratulations to your son for clearing his CPL exams. Now for 200 hrs of flying, you can enroll him to any suitable flying school. The fees for the entire course should range somewhere between 20-25 Lakhs. And the duration of course should range from 8-12 months.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
NFTI Gondia is the only Flying School in Gondia. You can also try Nagpur Flying School.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
Great Idea! Go ahead. CPL hardly matters if it is not done from IGRUA. IGRUA and some courses from NFTI Gondia allows you to get a placement in their tie-up airlines.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
A passion for flight
While this is key to career fulfilment on a personal level, you'll need to balance it with a good amount of the qualities that today airlines are looking for. Motivation and ambition, self-discipline, technical aptitude, pressure tolerance, maturity for your age, and spatial awareness, all factor as critical attributes of the pilot profile. Completed secondary education
Completed secondary education (high school), ideally achieving a pass in English, Mathematics and Physics. Certain airline-sponsored or partnered programmes may have additional educational requirements. Medical certification
Before training begins, you
While this is key to career fulfilment on a personal level, you'll need to balance it with a good amount of the qualities that today airlines are looking for. Motivation and ambition, self-discipline, technical aptitude, pressure tolerance, maturity for your age, and spatial awareness, all factor as critical attributes of the pilot profile. Completed secondary education
Completed secondary education (high school), ideally achieving a pass in English, Mathematics and Physics. Certain airline-sponsored or partnered programmes may have additional educational requirements. Medical certification
Before training begins, you
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
For pilot course, they usually test your aptitude and reasoning ability. You can refer NDA preparation book, it is based on class 10 and 10+2 syllabus. IGRUA conducts entrance exams for such course and they have limited seats each time. They don't expect you to come prepared as pilot. But you should be ready aptitude wise to justify there needs.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
Go to the following webpage and find out all the details of admission to IGRUA. http://igrua.gov.in/How to Apply.htm
For study material, refer any normal NDA entrance book. They usually test your aptitude for this exam.
For study material, refer any normal NDA entrance book. They usually test your aptitude for this exam.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
Are you never going to get married if you never had a girlfriend / boyfriend? That was a joke. But seriously do you think it matters to have prior experience of airplane to become a pilot!
Not at all. Your skills will be tested prior to your selection as a cadet, during the course of training, prior to your selection as an FO and each year refresher!
So in all you will be trained to be a professional pilot. They don't expect you to come ready-made as an aviator. So relax and plan ahead to pursue your course.
Not at all. Your skills will be tested prior to your selection as a cadet, during the course of training, prior to your selection as an FO and each year refresher!
So in all you will be trained to be a professional pilot. They don't expect you to come ready-made as an aviator. So relax and plan ahead to pursue your course.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Rishika,
Whether it is this college or any other, placements of aeronautical engineering branch students is challenging for management. Many colleges then force these students to accept non core jobs. For doing aeronautical engineering, one need not work on the aircraft and hence students have no opportunity for this. But if you are doing AME course then working on aircraft is a must.
Whether it is this college or any other, placements of aeronautical engineering branch students is challenging for management. Many colleges then force these students to accept non core jobs. For doing aeronautical engineering, one need not work on the aircraft and hence students have no opportunity for this. But if you are doing AME course then working on aircraft is a must.
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