Air Hostess

You can not pursue a postgraduate before completing a graduation course.

Yes, hopefully. Most of the airlines ask for 160 cm. You should be able to go for it.

Between 5 feet, 2 inches and 6 feet, 2 inches. However, this may vary airline to airline.

For becoming a cabin crew, the minimum height for female candidates is 157 cms and your height is 5ft which corresponds to 152cms.
Hence, I'm afraid you might not be in a position to apply for Cabin Crew profile. There are some relaxations although for those who belong to Northeastern parts of India.
You will have to check that with the airlines itself. It is mentioned in the recruitment advertisement!

Most of the airlines conduct walk-in interviews. Keep checking the career page of the respective airline's website. They periodically update vacancies there only.

Eligibility Criteria:
Good in spoken English
18-26 years of age.
10+2 with a degree in hospitality, or another graduate degree.
Height: A minimum of 155 centimetres, weight proportionate to the height for girls.
Height: A minimum of 170 centimetres, weight proportionate to the height for boys.
Eligible for an Indian passport.
Unmarried
Perfect eyesight
Good health
Clear complexion

Hi,
The general eligibility criterion for an air hostess in a majority of airlines is as follows:
(a) 10+2 cleared from a recognized board of education. Some airlines prefer graduates.
(b) Age of candidate should be between 18 to 25 years.(c) Min. height required is 157.5 cm and weight should be in proportion to height.(d) Good communication skills with mastery over spoken Hindi, English.
Foreign language certification will be a good additional qualification.

You can directly apply for Frankfinn Air Hostess Academy after 12th. The fee would be around 75000 for full course, Frankfinn is a good academy. They also provide internship with best airlines.

Hi Divya,
Scars can be from chicken-pox marks, stitches, cuts or burns.
If you have any marks on your face, neck, arms or legs, you need to see if they can be concealed with make-up, masked by hair or hide.
If you can do that, the scars should not be a problem
Scars can fade in time with laser treatments or by using ointments such as Bio-oil.
Small birth marks are fine. Larger or darker, that must not be visible while wearing the uniform.