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Being one of the popular and fastest-growing industries in the world, many aspirants want to make it big in the Aviation Industry due to its lucrative salary packages and other perks. An extra added advantage of joining this sector is that aspiring candidates can start their career journey at a very young age that helps them to quickly reach the pinnacle of success. Also, as a cherry on the top aspirants can travel to various destinations of the world and meet various people.

Many government and private aviation colleges offer various aviation courses like  BBA in Aviation Operations, Commercial Pilot Training, Diploma In Aviation Hospitality and Management  Diploma in Ground Staff and Cabin crew Training, Aeronautical Engineering, MBA in Aviation Management, etc. that the aspirants can pursue according to their choice to climb the steps of success quickly in the Aviation Industry. Some aviation colleges offer International Air Transport Association (IATA) authorized courses like  Foundation Course in Travel and Tourism, Advanced Cargo rating and Marketing Course, Ground Operations Diploma, etc. to help aspiring candidates seek a global career in the industry. The IATA authorized courses can be a ticket to enter the global aviation Industry 

Today, I will discuss some important things that every aspirant must know before choosing any aviation courses so that they can move forward with their respective courses without facing any issues.

    →  Aspirants 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 colleges and private ones select the candidates based on their performance in a round of group discussion and personal interviews.

   →  Some colleges and institutions conduct Entrance Examinations of their own like NPAT, CET, SET, etc. for BBA in Aviation Programme and GMAT, CAT, CMAT for MBA in Aviation Management Programme to select candidates as per their performance in the Examination.  To opt for MBA in Aviation Management program candidates must complete graduation from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

   →  For  Aviation courses like Commercial Pilot Training, Aeronautical Engineering candidates need to clear 10+2 examinations with Science stream ( must have Physics, Chemistry, and Maths) with an aggregate of 50%.  To be eligible for the Commercial pilot program, candidates must clear a written exam, pilot aptitude test, and an interview. Aeronautical Engineering candidates are required to clear Entrance Examinations like JEE Advanced, JEE Main, NATA, etc. to take up this course.

   →  Last but not least candidates need to have very good communication skills both written and oral and also they need to possess leadership and problem-solving skills that are also some of the other key requirements if aspirants need to establish themselves successfully in the Aviation Industry.

The above-mentioned discussion will help to highlight the important points which every aspirant must know before opting for aviation courses so that they can fulfill their dream of soaring high with success.