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Aviation Industry is one of the most popular industries in the world. Young aspirants dream of joining the industry due to numerous job opportunities and lucrative salary packages. Moreover, aspirants can start their career at a very young age which allows them to climb the steps of success quickly in life.

Many young aspirants who dream of becoming an aviation Management professional have a lurking question in their mind whether an arts student can pursue Aviation Management courses? The answer to this question is “YES”, an arts student can pursue Aviation Management Courses.

Government Aviation Colleges offers an array of aviation management courses like BBA in Aviation Operations, MBA in Aviation Management, etc that aspirants can opt for to start their aviation journey with flying colors. 

The eligibility criteria required to opt for BBA in Aviation Management course are

He/ She should have completed 10+2 examination in any stream from a recognized board 
Should have scored a minimum of 50% overall in their Class 12 board exam.
Both government and private-run aviation colleges select the candidates after they have filled up the application form based on their performance in a round of group discussions followed by a personal interview.
But some colleges and institutions conduct Entrance Examinations of their own like NPAT, CET, SET, etc., and select candidates as per their performance in the Examination. 

For pursuing MBA in Aviation Management program 

Aspiring Candidates must have completed a graduate degree from a recognized university with 50% aggregate marks.

Final year students can also apply, but they are given “provisional admission” until they meet all of the criteria.

For working professionals, a minimum of 2 years of experience in Aviation or a related sector is required. The candidates must have qualified for an MBA Entrance Examination specified by their college like CAT, MAT, JEMAT, etc.

Additionally, You must be proficient in speaking English because English is the universal language for all pilots, air traffic controllers, and aircraft dispatchers who wish to operate in any international aviation workplace. For the better and smooth functioning of the aviation Industry better coordination with one another is required. You need to communicate with your co-workers and with various departments, so learning English is necessary. Also, aspirants who want to make it big in the aviation industry should be active listeners to understand what employees or other people are saying, take time to understand them, and give them advice regarding their problems or issues.  Additionally, you should have the ability to think critically and logically to approach any problems with prompt alternative solutions.

The blog highlights that a student from Arts Background can pursue Aviation Management courses if they have cleared their 10+2 examination from a recognized board and possess certain skills. Aspirants who dream of joining the aviation industry don’t need to specialize in any stream like arts, science, or commerce in particular.