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Institutes like Frankfinn give you a basic outline of how to appear for any job interview and how to gain confidence in your moves and be personable.
Being presentable is also what matters a lot to be a cabin crew in any airline. Because this job is a part of hospitality.
To be a cabin crew the most important thing is to be confident, personable and clear in communication. Cabin Crew are face of the airline because they are the once who remain with the passengers for the maximum amount of time. Hence it becomes most important for them to be personable and pleasing in communication and presentation.
In domestic sectors it is helpful to be aware of regional languages of the places where the airline operates. So that they may put you on roster for those flights.
In case of international airline, the most important thing here is the same, to know the language. If you are targeting some international airline then learn some foreign languages apart from English. You may go for French, Thai, German, Chinese or Japanese.
A lot of airlines operate to destinations where such languages are spoken.
PD (Personality Development) Classes can be a good option to prepare before you walk-in for any interview.

CPA stands for Certified Public Accountants whereas CMA stands for Certified Management Accountants. Both these certifications are sought after certifications by most finance professionals, commerce graduates, and those who want to make their careers in the finance, accounting, taxation, business law, and regulatory fields. Considering that you meet the eligibility requirement for both credentials, I will skip commenting on that. To answer which one is better, I would say neither of these certifications is better than the other. They both are highly respected credentials and have different career paths. One can easily distinguish between the two on the basis of various parameters like the eligibility requirement, time and efforts involved, cost of the certification, salary difference, etc. And decide which one suffice their needs. If you are interested in management accounting, strategic planning, financial planning, reporting, analysis, and decision making, then CMA is a good choice. However, if you prefer auditing, tax, reporting, and regulation, then CPA is better. While CPA certification covers a broad range of competencies ranging from core financial accounting, auditing, taxation, business law, ethics, economics, the difference between US GAAP and IFRS, etc. , CMA highlights mainly on financial and accounting expertise required within the corporate world I. e. the skills required for finance managers, controller and CFO's. The CPA qualification is in existence since the early 20th century and that's why the most established qualification among the accounting industry and is good for all types of accounting jobs. It is highly recognised in the US and other parts of the world however, it comes with higher entry barriers. CMA, on the other hand, is more practical and covers the skills that are more practical and required in the corporate sector. As compared to CPA CMA is much cheaper and less time consuming too and the exams can be taken even before completing the graduation. In fact, after completing CMA, you may consider doing CPA as well as the core curriculum of these two courses is accounting only and this dual qualification can make you stand out.

Hello Jara,
After the graduation in Life Science, you have wide scope. If you want to go for the further higher studies you can go for the following:
Masters degree in Business administration
forestry and environment management.
Veterinary public health
Advance diploma in Bi therapeutics
Advance diploma in clinical research
If you want to make a career after graduation in Life Science go for the following fields:
Food and Manufacturers
Clinics and Hospitals
Medical research
laboratory
Food and drug
admin
Public health Agencies
Environment consultant explorer
Ecologist Horticulturist
If you want to make a career as a researcher& development or Lectureship or Assistant professor in the national laboratory or top universities then you can go for UGC NET Examination. the eligibility for the UGC NET exam is master's degree with minimum 55% marks. There is no age limit for Assistant professor but 28 years old max age for the JRF. checkout: https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility
In India, you can make career in public sector as well as in private sector. Following companies gives opportunity to the candidates in these field:
Bharat petroleum
Indian oil corporation
ISRO
BPCL
Check out the following blog for more information:
http://entrance-exam.net/what-to-do-after-b-sc-life-science