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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor
Contributor-Level 10
Hi,
There is no entrance exam for the distance learning program. You can get the prospectus and apply for the desired course. If eligible you will be admitted.
There is no entrance exam for the distance learning program. You can get the prospectus and apply for the desired course. If eligible you will be admitted.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
Yes, you do qualify for minimum qualification required but there is a lengthy process to get admission in, which also include physical fitness and various other exams to be given.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
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Hello,
To become a air hostess, you should know about these things:
18-21 years of age
Height of min 157.5 centimetres, weight proportionate to the height
Eligible for an Indian Passport
Unmarried
Perfect eyesight
Good health
Fair to clear complexion
6/24 vision in each eye
Mastery in spoken English and other foreign languages as required.
10+2 with degree in hospitality, or other graduate degree
For more information you can click below link. https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess-chp
Thanks.
To become a air hostess, you should know about these things:
18-21 years of age
Height of min 157.5 centimetres, weight proportionate to the height
Eligible for an Indian Passport
Unmarried
Perfect eyesight
Good health
Fair to clear complexion
6/24 vision in each eye
Mastery in spoken English and other foreign languages as required.
10+2 with degree in hospitality, or other graduate degree
For more information you can click below link. https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess-chp
Thanks.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hey,
BBA Aviation: Course Highlights
Course Level- Graduate
Examination Type- Semester System
Eligibility - HSC with 50 % aggregate marks
Admission Process - Based on an interview after group discussions.
CourseFee - INR 18,000 to 2.6 lakhs.
BBA Aviation: Course Highlights
Course Level- Graduate
Examination Type- Semester System
Eligibility - HSC with 50 % aggregate marks
Admission Process - Based on an interview after group discussions.
CourseFee - INR 18,000 to 2.6 lakhs.
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Akanksha Garg
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, there will be a 2 hours and 30 minutes aptitude test for B.Sc aviation.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Money doesn't matter unless you get brain and merit. There are loads of scholarships for a deserving and talented student. For getting admission in IGRUA you need to give the entrance examination, as you have mentioned your marks you are eligible to give the entrance. The entrance comprises of a written exam where PCB is the main subjects along with GK and English. Then comes interview where mostly Aerodynamics is asked. After that there is test where you have to use a joystick and drive a video plane. It is quite fun. After admitted you will receive scholarships so you can easily study there. First, go study for the entrance and don't
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Devansh Gupta
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It is better to join a cadet programme rather than a flying school because in a flying school only CPL is provided at the cost of 30 to 35 lakhs rupees and after that a type rating is required which will cost another 30 to 35 lakhs rupees and it has to be done abroad as no flying school in India can type rate you. Also, there is no job guarantee. While in cadet programmes you are there responsibility, all your expense are taken by them and there is job security.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
Well, the demand is currently very low, and the aviation industry, in general, has not performed well compared to previous financial years. So, I don't think new pilots would get a good opportunity, especially since the pilots from JET airways are being taken by other airlines.
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