Can I do air steward course if I give class 12th directly after doing 10th from NIOS board?

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Mastery in spoken English and other foreign languages as required. 18 - 26 years of age. 10+2 with degree in hospitality, or other graduate degree. Height of min 157.5 centimetres,Weight proportionate to the height. Eligible for an Indian Passport. Unmarried. Perfect eyesight. Good health.

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