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Hi Kumail,
The examination has two streams. Stream A and Stream B. Stream A: For 12th standard students graduating this summer of 2018. Stream B: For all other students. Students interested in a career in aviation, across the nation are being invited to participate in this scholarship competition. Participating students will be sent a series of information emails on the following:Career opportunities as a pilotRequirements and training involved in becoming a pilotCompetition details
This will be followed by a written aptitude test in seven major cities across the country following the end of the 12th standard exams. The top 200 participants of this exam will be invited for an interview and pilot aptitude test on a flight simulator at Delta Flight School, Chennai. The top 120 students from this selection process will be offered appropriate scholarship awards in a dedicated award ceremony to be held at Chennai.

Hi Zaan,
You can definitely apply for MCA.
Master of Computer Application (MCA) is a three-year Master's degree course in computer applications. Any graduate student who has passed or appearing in the final year exam is eligible for Master of Computer Application course. BCA qualified students more preferably opt for this course. MCA is considered equivalent to engineering.
Top institutes offering MCA course are:
NIT, Warangal
JNU, Delhi
NIT, Karnataka
National Institute of Management, Mumbai
VIT, Vellore
Eligibility of the Master of Computer Applications (MCA):
Graduation in any stream is the basic eligibility for MCA. The eligibility for qualifying marks in graduation differs from institute to institute. Most of the institutes require 45 to 50 % aggregate in qualifying exam for taking admission. Reserved categories get some relaxation in aggregate percentage.
Apart from this, there is another prerequisite for taking admission to MCA degree; one must have studied Mathematics in 10+2 as a compulsory subject.
Best of luck.

You can get insights about the two courses and then decide as what will be better for you. The difference between a PGDBA and an MBA is that only colleges affiliated to universities provide Masters in Business administration but colleges with no such affiliation offer PGDBA at their institutions. They offer only PG Diplomas. The only difference between these two is that you cannot go for the research programme, Ph.D. in Management. In India, you cannot opt for Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) in any subject, if you do not have a Master's degree in that subject or specialisation and the PGDBA is not a Master's degree, but it is actually equivalent to a Master's degree. But institutions like Iims have their own research level fellowship programs in management. The FPM of Iims is equivalent to a Ph.D. in different aspects of management education.