Aviation undergraduate and post graduate management program aims to provide students with the information and abilities they need in airport administration, airline operations, aviation legislation, and logistics. In order to prepare students for managerial and administrative positions in the aviation business, the course includes subjects such as airline marketing, financial management, air traffic control, and aviation safety. Graduates can work in flight operations, cargo management, airport management, and airline customer service. Internships are another course component that gives students a hands-on introduction to aviation surroundings.
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| Sl. No | Professional opportunity | Descriptrion |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Airport Manager | Oversees all aspects of everyday airport operations, such as personnel, security, and passenger services. |
| 2 | Aviation Operations Manager | Oversees the management of airport and airline operations, making sure that they are efficient and follow the rules. |
| 3 | Airline Sales Manager | Creates and oversees the sales strategy for airline services and tickets. |
| 4 | Flight Operations Officer | Oversees and plans the scheduling and crew management aspects of flight operations. |
| 5 | Airport Security Manager | Oversees airport security protocols and makes sure that safety rules are followed. |
| 6 | Ground Services Manager | Oversees ground services including boarding procedures, luggage management, and check-in. |
| 7 | Flight Dispatcher | For airlines, plans and arranges flight routes, itineraries, and logistics. |
| 8 | Aviation Safety Officer | Makes certain that safety procedures, such as safety audits and training, are followed throughout aircraft operations. |
| 9 | Customer Service Manager | Oversees the handling of passenger demands and complaints in the customer service department of airports or airlines. |
| 10 | Aviation Consultant | Gives firms professional guidance on aviation safety, operations, and regulatory compliance. |
| Program Level | Program | Eligibility Criteria | Stream | Minimum Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's | BBA in Aviation | 12th pass from a recognized board | Commerce/Any Stream | 55%-60% |
| Master's | MBA in Aviation | Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university | Any Stream | 55%-60% |
| PhD | PhD in Aviation | Master’s degree in a relevant field | Business/Management/Related field | 55%-60% |
| NIRF Rank | Leading Institute | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indian Institute of Management | Ahmedabad |
| 2 | Indian Institute of Management Bangalore | Bengaluru |
| 3 | Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode | Kozhikode |
| 4 | Indian Institute of Technology | Delhi |
| 5 | Indian Institute of Management | Calcutta |
| 6 | Indian Institute of Management | Mumbai |
| 7 | Indian Institute of Management | Lucknow |
| 8 | Indian Institute of Management | Indore, Madhya Pradesh |
| 9 | XLRI - Xavier School of Management | Jamshedpur, Jharkhand |
| 10 | Indian Institute of Technology | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Sl.No | Entrance Exam | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CET | Common Entrance Test for admission to BBA and other undergraduate programs in MAKAUT affiliated colleges. |
| 2 | AIMA UGAT | Undergraduate Aptitude Test conducted by AIMA for admission to BBA and other undergraduate programs. |
| 3 | CAT | Common Admission Test conducted by IIMs for admission into MBA programs across India. |
| 4 | MAT | Management Aptitude Test conducted by AIMA for MBA admissions. |
| 5 | XAT | Xavier Aptitude Test conducted by XLRI for admission into MBA programs. |
| 6 | GMAT | Graduate Management Admission Test used for MBA admissions globally, including in India. |
| 7 | CMAT | Common Management Admission Test conducted by NTA for admission to MBA programs in AICTE-approved institutions. |
| 8 | SNAP | Symbiosis National Aptitude Test conducted by Symbiosis International University for MBA admissions. |
- Airport and Airline Operations Management: Oversee ground services, scheduling, and customer support, among other daily activities of airports and airlines, under the direction of airport and airline operations management.
- Aviation Safety and Compliance: In airline or airport environments, make sure that all safety procedures, rules, and regulatory requirements are followed.
- Management of Supply Chain and Logistics: Oversee the supply chain, logistics, and cargo handling procedures related to airline operations.
- Customer service and relationship management: To improve service quality and passenger happiness, handle reservations, customer services, and customer relations.
| PROS | CONS |
|---|---|
| Prepares you for a specialized job by offering specialized education in airport management, airline logistics, and aviation operations. | Due to the degree's extreme specialization, only the aviation industry and its allied sectors provide job prospects. |
| As the aviation industry grows internationally, more jobs in a variety of aviation related sectors are becoming available. | Positions in the aviation industry are competitive, particularly in managerial roles, and may need for supplementary training or certifications. |
| Numerous Career Options: Graduates can pursue positions in operations, management, and client service in airlines, airports, logistics firms, and aviation consulting firms.. | Working in fast paced situations with irregular hours, particularly on weekends and holidays, is necessary for many aviation positions. |
| Travel, employment, and cultural experience are all made possible by the multinational nature of the aviation sector. | Job security in the aviation sector can be adversely affected by political unrest, fuel price fluctuations, and economic downturns. |