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How to prepare for Aviation Entrance Exams:
Entrance examinations for pilot training courses usually test the aspirant's knowledge of Mathematics, Physics, logical reasoning and verbal ability. The candidate should be thorough with class 10th to class 12th standard textbooks for this. Also, refer various question banks to gain an insight into the pattern and types of questions asked. There are several question banks for CPL and APTL Examinations. Aircraft Technical V. 1 (Pilot Training) by Pilot Training Center is a good book that can help you with your preparation. Aviation or Aeronautical Engineering aspirants will need to sit for engineering entrance exams like IIT-JEE and GATE. There are a number of books available that will help you in preparing for the tests, such as-
Problems in Physics for IIT and Other Engineering Entrance Examinations by S. K. Srivastava
Chemistry for IIT-JEE and Other Engineering Entrance Examinations by Raman KV
Aerodynamics for Engineering Students by Houghton and Carpenter
Aeronautical Engineers Data Book by C. Matthews
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Hi Rashmi!
I would say sound engineering is a better option as it is an extensive course and has better job opportunities than a DJ certificate course. Sound engineering is a challenging field, yet very rewarding. Sound Engineers develop a high quality recording of music, speech and sound effects in studios. They use technical instruments to produce sound for film, radio, television. The potential for growth is huge for a sound engineer. Career opportunities for sound engineer and technicians are available in various fields like radio stations, tv channels, studios, multimedia design, animation, advertising firms, movies and more. One can opt for specialised courses in technical skills such as sequencing, mastering, editing and recording. With proper experience, he / she can become studio managers as well.

Hi Azhar,
To enter into any technical programme a solid background in mathematics is essential. The primary or main eligibility criteria is a very good Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Around 75% is least recommended for consideration by the high ranked universities. High quality projects and research work are also required. An additional English language test is required which is the IELTS. The universities have their IELTS score requirement, some may have 6.5 or some 7 and higher, in UK its usually more than 7 if you are applying for Masters. Hope I answered your query, for more details you can visit the university websites and have clarity.

A lot of aspirants are curious to know how the admissions are done. Please refer to the steps mentioned below for admission process to DU colleges:
1) Pick your course: You have to first decide what course you are planning to pursue and the eligibility criteria. It is better to check the cut-off of the last years to get a fair idea.
2) Get registered: You need to get registered on the official Delhi University's website and upload all relevant documents. After the registration is over, an acknowledgement slip and form number will be generated. Take the printout of the acknowledgement slip.
3) Cut-off: Once DU releases the first cut-off, students have to login through their registered ID and select the colleges in which they wish to get admission. Remember to take a printout of the acknowledgement slip.
4) Verification process: Your submitted documents will be verified by the concern officials. If everything is found correct, your documents will be sent for further official purposes. Once all formalities are done, you will receive admission slip signed by the college principal. Regards.