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Amity University Mumbai is a good enough place to pursue Engineering studies. Syllabus is, no doubt, way better than University of Mumbai. Most of the students get their preferred stream without much issues. Faculties are quite supporting. Since the college is new, and the labs have come up in the recent past (multiple labs are still under construction and equipments yet to be delivered, but don't worry, you will need those labs only in 3rd or 4th year, other labs are ready), most of the equipments available are in working condition. So far there had been no placements in the campus as the University started only in 2014. The University has successfully set up a Corporate Relations Office within its campus, for placements for job and internship opportunities. At Amity University Mumbai, the crowd is good and all are interested in studies as they get admissions to their preferred streams. To sum up, in my opinion, Amity University Mumbai is better than many other colleges, and is much similar to MIT, Manipal. I should suggest you to prefer Amity over any other local college, join Amity only if you do not get admission in other reputed institutes like IITs, NITs, BITS, and others like VJTI, DJ Sanghvi.

Hi, there is no such specific list on languages, which you should be aware of, but yes they do expect you to be exceptionally good in English, as it is globally accepted and your mother tongue Hindi, as it will help you in domestic sectors. You may learn languages which are spoken or are national languages of destinations where your airline operates. For example Air India Express operates mostly Saudi and Emirates, where the dominant language is Arabic. So if you have good knowledge or probably if you have done any course in Arabic and you are certified for certain level of proficiency in Arabic then you shall have an upper-hand during selection as a cabin crew. You may majorly look for other languages like French, German, Russian, Malay, Chinese and Japanese. It is not compulsory to know all of them but yes if you are proficient in any one or two of them then you may expect your selection very soon. Do keep your passport ready. Good luck.

Hi Mounika, you can pursue Diploma courses in Air Hostess training or cabin crew and hospitality course from any reputed institutes. You can also do B.Sc in Aviation, Hospitality and Tourism. Educational qualification for a cabin crew is class 12th. Requirements to be a cabin crew:
Fluent English
Passionate for delivering excellent service on every occasion
Being trustworthy and reliable
Being correct and precise in their job
Proactively seek solutions and take personal responsibility for resolving problems
Be willing and able to work shifts
Minimum age of 18 or 21, depending on the airline
Minimum height of 158cm or 160cm, depending on the airline
Being able to swim
No visible tattoos or body piercings while wearing the uniform
No criminal record
Right to live and work in that country you will be based at or being able to get a working visa in that country
Have a healthy BMI
Minimum high school education
Have a valid Passport
DGCA (the Indian regulatory authority which is responsible for regulatory and safety oversight of Indian aviation, and a lot more), specifies that Cabin Crew need to be trained on the Specific type of aircraft they work on. This is called Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP) training and is specific to a particular type of aircraft (For example, Cabin Crew with SEP card from Go Air can join Indigo without a full training again because both the airlines operate the same type of aircraft-A320 but crew with a SEP card on ATR-72/Q-400 of Jet/Spice Jet cant have to get trained afresh on A320 if joining Indigo or Go Air by that airline), this training deals with crew understanding of aircraft, response in case of emergency etc. , which is the primary duty of cabin crew. A SEP card is issued to the crew after they pass the exams after this training only after which they can fly. You can do courses from:
Air Hostess Academy (AHA), Bangalore
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Air Hostess Academy (AHA), Delhi/NCR, Mumbai, Pune
Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training, Mumbai, Delhi/NCR
Avalon, Spice star, Rajiv Gandhi Memorial College of Aeronautics, Jaipur
Universal Aviation Academy (UAA) Chennai.

Programming involves a lot of innovations and students who love programming and designing or have a creative mind with a good understanding of coding can get into CSE and fit in very easily. CSE offers some of the highest paying jobs not only in India but also outside. Though both the universities are good in terms of academics but being an alumni of LPU let me explain the things in detail. Computer Science and Engineering programme is a popular branch among students and offers decent job opportunities after graduation. Students who are interested in programming, software development, computer Science and have good analytical and reasoning skills may pursue this course. With the high demand of computer Science and technology in the industry, B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering courses have gained potential which land students in various positions- Systems Analyst, Web Developer, Finance Programmer, Software Engineer, Product Manager, Game Developer, and many more. The University has tie ups with variuos industries like Google, Intel, DellEMC, BOSCH, CISCO, VMware IT academy, PEGA, Automation Everywhere, CompTIA in order to keep the students in pace with the changing technological advances. Tie ups with industry also enables the content delivery by Industry Experts, Projects in Collaboration with Industry and Internships to provide practical hands on experience. Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons / Co-curricular Competitive events, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, projects with NGOs etc. Are an integral part of curriculum. LPU has the best placement for B.Tech CSE. Tanya Arora, a final year B.Tech Computer Science Engineering student of Lovely Professional University, has bagged a whopping Rs 42 Lac job offer from Microsoft. LPU alumni, Utkarsh, placed at Google HQs in Silicon Valley Rs. 1Cr. + package. LPU becomes the favourite landing place for top recruiters like Cognizant Technology Solutions, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, Amazon, Bosch Engineering, Tata Consultancy services, Meditab and many more. I hope this information helps.

Both CAT (Common Admission Test) and MAT (Management Aptitude Test) are popular entrance exams for admission into MBA programs in India. Both exams have their own unique features and advantages. Here are some factors to consider when choosing between CAT and MAT:
Exam Format: CAT is a computer-based test, whereas MAT is available in both computer-based and paper-based formats. Some students may prefer the traditional paper-based format, while others may be more comfortable with the computer-based format. Exam Difficulty: CAT is generally considered more difficult than MAT. CAT is a more competitive exam, with a higher level of difficulty and more emphasis on critical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and data interpretation. Exam Syllabus: While both exams cover similar topics, the emphasis on different sections may vary. CAT places more emphasis on data interpretation and logical reasoning, while MAT places more emphasis on general knowledge and language comprehension. Exam Acceptance: CAT is accepted by more top MBA institutes in India than MAT. However, MAT is accepted by a larger number of institutes overall, including many smaller and mid-tier institutes. Exam Cost: CAT is generally more expensive than MAT. CAT fees are around INR 2000-2500, while MAT fees are around INR 1500-2000. Ultimately, the choice between CAT and MAT depends on your personal preferences, strengths, and goals. If you are looking to get admission into top-tier MBA programs, CAT may be the better option. However, if you are open to a wider range of MBA programs and prefer a more traditional exam format, MAT may be a better fit for you.