Thakur Institute of Aviation

The 10+2 qualified candidate is eligible for Admission to the Airport Ground Handling Staff Course at Thakur Institute of Aviation with a minimum of 50% marks. The entrance requirements normally depend on the screening tests done by this institute. Normally the course takes between 6 months to a year and the cost varies from INR 50,000 to Rs 1 lakh. Those who pass the examinations are likely to seek employment with airlines or ground-handling organisations.

Major recruiters of the Certificate Course at Thakur Institute of Aviation are basically the main organisations presently using aviation and tourism-related businesses. Some of the main players in this market are Air India, Spice Jet, IndiGo, Jet Airways, Air Asia and ground handling agencies. They recruit various employees primarily focusing on ground staff, cabin crew, and administration of airports and are paid around INR 3 to INR 6 LPA pay scales on average.

Yes, you can join Thakur Institute of Aviation directly in the management quota without writing any entrance exam. This option enables learners to be admitted regardless of their stand on the entrance exam waitlist. But, the cost for management quota is higher than the normal fee apart from only admission they also take a lot of money to provide other facilities. These include direct admission fees, which may cost between INR 1.5 to INR 2 Lacs per year depending on course type etc.

Securing admission in Thakur Institute of Aviation is convenient though not overly hard since the competition is relatively stiff. Applicants for MJMC must also be qualified for 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Admission is normally determined by scores in an entry test or an interview given to the learners by the institute. For the courses that are in high demand such as B.Tech in Aviation Engineering, the ranks could be different, and a student has to grab a place within the 40000-60000 rank for KCET or any other entrance exam.

Thakur Institute of Aviation provides extensive placement aid, but does not guarantee 100% placement. The institute offers significant assistance through a dedicated Placement Assistance Cell, which arranges events such as mock interviews, group discussions, and pre-placement seminars. They maintain good relationships with a variety of airlines and aviation industries, which increases work chances for students. Top recruiters include airlines like Air India, Indigo, and Air Asia, as well as service companies like Bird Worldwide Flight Services and Celebi NAS Airport Services