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Hi Baishali,
Aviation refers to all activities involving the operation of aircrafts. Aviation courses in India deal with Flying Operation (Pilots), Aircrew (Air Hostesses), Aircraft, Air Traffic Management, Technical aspects of Flight, Aviation Safety, Regulatory Policies and economics of airport. Civil Aviation courses (as opposed to the Indian Air Force, that is, the air wing of the Indian armed forces) are necessary for those wishing to work in government or regulatory bodies of aviation or those planning to work as aviation consultants.
All aviation courses in India are supposed to comply with the rules laid down by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). I am sending you link of institutes offering various courses in Aviation.
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Careers in the aviation industry are much sought after as they are very well paid. For more light on the scope of Aviation sector please go through the links below.
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Swapnil,
100% possible and it is even increasing day by day in India too. But you should have enough money to bear the loss if you fail and you should be very good in what you are going to do. This is called (What you demand.) occupational mobility and in India this is not very easy for everyone to switchover from old profession to a new one and more difficult in your 40s or 50s. This is because we are a developing nation. Now, what I would like to suggest you is something similar you are asking for. You can go in a sub-field of IT which can utilize your old experience and qualification both, that would be very good. As it is tough to start from very beginning i.e. new qualification and a bit of experience you will need to be succeed in IT sector.
Go and learn softwares related with accountancy and finance and try to find out a job on the basis of same old qualifications and new skills of IT. You will find a better future keeping your old experience as such too. Now you are in IT, Finance and Accounts. Moreover, if you don'thave flare for mathematics & programming then I would like to tell you that this field of software development is time taking, of more practise and full with tedious problems. If you still have intention towards the programming, it is upto you.
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Hi Tanvi,
The eligibility criteria for PGDM in Delhi School of Business is as follows:
The candidate must hold a Bachelor‘s Degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% in case of the candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Differently Abled (DA)
And DSB accepts CAT, GMAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT examinations as criteria for admission.
The above information will help you to know your eligibility. Also for detailed information you can visit the following link:
http://dsb.edu.in/pgdm-admission-process/
And we would strongly recommend you to contact us directly by calling us or visiting the campus so that all your queries are solved and the right information is provided to you.
I hope this was helpful.
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DSB Shiksha Campus Ambassador
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