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The aviation industry is booming like anything in India. Therefore, it is a good idea to do an MBA in Aviation from any Leading colleges of Bangalore now in 2020. As per the Union Cabinet Budget 2020, Honourable Finance minister MS Nirmala Sitaraman already announced that New 100 Airport going to contruct in india within the next 4 years. Each Airport would give 1000+ Management jobs for aviation professionals. Therefore, it is projected to have 1 Lacs Job opportunities in India within the next 3 to 4 years.
1. Christ University Bangalore
2. Centre of Management Studies (CMS, Jain University Bangalore)
3. IIMS College Bangalore
4. PES University Bangalore
5. Acharya Institute of Management studies Bangalore
6. Mount Carmel University Bangalore
7. Krupanidhi College of Management
8. East Point College Bangalore
9. East West College of Management Bangalore
Traditionally a business management course, MBA Aviation Management aims at imparting all the necessary administration and leadership skills required in the Aviation Business. Aviation is a potpourri of various different services and disciplines and the candidate who pursues an MBA in Aviation Management will get a piece of thorough practical knowledge about areas such as airline and airport operations, aviation safety, airline marketing, cargo and logistics, forecasting, scheduling, regulatory management, ground-handling, etc. MBA Aviation Management is an extensive programme that will comprehensively prepare students to become leaders in the busy and multi-faceted aviation industry. Current Scenario or scope of the MBA Aviation and Aviation industry in India Year 2020-21: https://campushunt.in/blog/best-mba-aviation-colleges-in-bangalore/
1) India is the 3rd the largest Aviation Market in the world in terms of Domestic travellers in 2020.
2) India is the 5th the largest aviation market in the world in terms of international travellers 2020.
3) 91 International Carriers operating at India which includes 86 Foreign airline companies and 5 Indian Airline companies.
4) India is the fastest growing domestic air market in the world in 2020
5)Currently India have 480+ Flights under operation and its projected to be 1100 aircraft by 2025.

MCA had never been so attracting option as it is at present. India being the no. 1 IT Industry in the world has made it so and created a plethora of opportunities for computer, management and IT graduates.
But, recently it has been noticed that MCA has to faced lack of job opportunity and quality prospect because of increasing number of IT and computer engineers.
So, in this case the thing that makes MCA alive is the increasing online business, and IT hubs in different states of India. MCA graduates becomes gold valued after having 3-5 years of Experience. I mean, life at starting level is somewhat struggling but it becomes okay after sharpening the skills.
A person, even being in top 10 MCA Graduates at Bangalore University, he struggled for almost 2.5 years for getting good job and now he has settled down with IBM with a great pay.
The thing I want to explain to you is that you will require talent and skills to cope up with the market needs.

Dear aspirant, Reappearing in class is not a good decision. In case you are a 12th Science failed student, you may use your 10th standard marks and Certificate and get yourself enrolled in Diploma courses. The various Diploma courses are-
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
These are some of the many Diploma course that you can do. These courses can be done directly after 10th standard, depending on your marks. And since you failed in 12th class, you may submit your 10th standards mark-sheet and Certificate to get into this course. Especially catering to individuals possessing a 3-year Diploma or Bachelor of Science degree in a relevant discipline, e. g Diploma in Civil Engineering, through the B.Tech Lateral Entry route, one can directly gain entry into 2nd year [3rd semester] of a conventional B.Tech course at an applicable college/university. Moreover, there is no difference in course content, teaching specifics, curriculum and grading systems. Taking into consideration that a Diploma in India can be undertaken after the 10th standard itself, this is an alternative method that gears up an individual in prevalent industry techniques and to develop a practical outlook.