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Whether or not you can appear for the AAI (Airports Authority of India) ATC (Air Traffic Control) exam with a B.Sc. Aviation degree depends on the specific eligibility criteria set by the AAI. Generally, the AAI ATC eligibility criteria require candidates to have a regular full-time Bachelor's Degree (3 years) in Science (B.Sc.) with Physics and Mathematics from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% marks, or a full-time regular Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology (B.E./B.Tech) in the disciplines of Electronics/Telecommunications/ Information Technology with a minimum of 60% marks.Here's a breakdown of key eligibility points:Educational Qualifications A Bachelor's degree in Science with Physics and Mathematics is typically required. Alternatively, a Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology in relevant disciplines like Electronics, Telecommunications, or Information Technology may be acceptable.BSc Aviation: A B.Sc. in Aviation is a 3-year course that focuses on the mechanical and scientific study of the aviation industryNationality: Applicants must be Indian citizensAge Limit: The maximum age limit is generally 27 years, with relaxations for reserved categories.English Proficiency: Candidates must have minimum proficiency in both spoken and written English of the level of 10+2 standard. They should also attain the ICAO language minimum proficiency level 4 (operational) for the examination.It is important to note that eligibility criteria can vary. Candidates should carefully check the official AAI notification for the specific exam they intend to appear for

The prospects for an M.Ed. degree depend largely on your specific career goals and location, but overall, it can offer positive benefits like:Enhanced Career Opportunities:Advancement in teaching: Gain qualifications for higher positions like school principal,  department head,  or educational consultant.Specialization: Deepen your expertise in specific areas like special education,  curriculum development,  or educational technology.Transition to non-teaching roles: Pursue careers in educational research,  policy development,  or educational administration.Improved Salary and Benefits:M.Ed. graduates generally command higher salaries compared to those with only a B.Ed.You may be eligible for increased benefits like higher pay scales and bonuses in certain school districts.