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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

Guide-Level 13

The only educational requirement for CPL training is 10+2 with PCM as its subjects. No graduation or post graduation is required.
In case you do not have PCM at 10+2 level, you shall stand ineligible for the course.
There are although provisions for those candidates who do not have PCM at 10+2 level and are interested in pursuing CPL training. They should appear for maths to complete the trio of PCM in the next session of board exams. After clearing maths at 10+2 level, they shall qualify with PCM and hence shall fall eligible for the course.
The other may remain as additional subjects, although they are of no use.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

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Training to become a pilot is obviously an expensive task. Hence scholarships and freeships help the candidate to offload their financial burden.
In India, government flying clubs support schemes which are offered by various government institutions who finance loans for candidates who are looking for CPL training.
For general category candidates, who fall under a certain defined value of family income, Nagar Nigams have schemes for freeships are loans.
For those who belong to the Other Backward Castes, Schedule Tribes and Schedule Castes, their respective commissions have schemes to offer loans, scholarships and freeships to candidates
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Arnab DasPilot

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Both flying clubs are equally good, quality of training wise. But one should select by considering following factors at the time of admission:
1. Cost per flying hours.
2. Current Aircraft: Student ratio.
3. Current status of the flying club. etc.

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varun OzaPilot

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IATA stands for International Air Transport Association. IATA supports airline activity and helps formulate industry policy and standards. It is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada with Executive Offices in Geneva, Switzerland. It's main priorities are Safety, Security, Simplification of business, Environment and Service Provision. IATA recognized training centers train thousands of aviation professionals and businesses each year with a commitment to developing careers and a workforce that makes our industry safe, secure, and sustainable. IATA Training offers flexible training solutions in a classroom, distance learning, virtual
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varun OzaPilot

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According to a Google report, although still in a very early stage, the online gaming industry in India is expected to grow to $1 billion by 2021 from the current $360 million a growth rate of 20 percent with the online gamers community reaching 310 million by 2021. As people are smitten by the technological advancements and social network, there is scope for huge growth, particularly on mobile. In 2016, India accounted for 0.55% of the global gaming industry and is expected to grow because of the internet penetration and increasing game preferences by the young internet users, In Q2 2016, India ranked fifth globally by game downloa
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varun OzaPilot

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The hospitality sector is a huge industry that includes a wide array of profiles from hotel attendents to chefs to cabin crew to fast food joints to huge resorts. A lot of these setups require a strong number of people in order to run their business successfully. The hospitality sector goes on 24 hours a day and it is a very challenging profession. One needs to be at their toes in order to meet the needs and for the satisfacton of the customers. One may face a lot of irate customers but a person working in the hospitality sector has to face them all without being impolite.
As it is a 24x7 sector, the shift timings may change and some sh
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varun OzaPilot

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An event can be of many different types and the event management industry is immense. From award shows to fashion shows, from birthday parties to Bachelor parties, from engagement parties to wedding receptions, from social gatherings to office parties, all these events need to have an event manager for the smooth proceedings of the said events. Numerous other such events would require an event manager specialized in that event type. An event manager would not only need to run the event successfully but is also responsible for all things involved with the event from food and beverages to the performances, from the light and sound s
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Saurabh dutt

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Garvit Kumar

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Being a commercial pilot is the most glamorous and exciting job in aviation. It is no doubt one of the most adventurous career which requires intensive training but this profession also demands a lot of time, dedication, patience and sacrifice. This is a lucrative field. If you are going to take your flying classes from government flying schools there will be an entrance test conducted by the Director General Civil Aviation or the DGCA.
The latest list has around 50+ institutes that are approved under this sector, hence one should always option for one of this institutes. You can check the list of institutes on the official site of DGC
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Aman Kumar

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Hi,
Hospitality is a practical Industry and you can't learn anything unless you actually do it. Right from serving food to guest, cleaning a room, cooking food, to check out everything is practical and you will have to attend classes if you actually want to learn.
There is no such thing like online training in hospitality.
If you want to become a hotel Manager you will have to study Hotel Management then only you will gain the knowledge and experience of running a hotel successfully.
You can Pursue Bachelors in Hotel Management from premier Institutes of hotel Management in the country by qualifying the National Counsel of Hotel Manage
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