Hii,

Yes, commerce students can definitely pursue a BSc in Airlines and Airport Management. Most colleges in India allow students from any stream—Commerce, Arts, or Science—as long as they've passed 12th standard. You usually need around 45% to 50% marks in your 12th, and some colleges may ask for English as a compulsory subject, but Physics or Maths are not required.

This course doesn’t focus heavily on science or maths. Instead, it teaches you about airport operations, airline customer service, ground handling, safety, cargo management, and how the aviation industry works. Since it’s more about management and communication, your commerce background fits well.

After completing the course, you can work in various roles like ground staff, airport operations executive, cargo handling, airline customer support, and more. Some people also go for cabin crew training or aviation management jobs later on.

So yes, you’re eligible, and it’s a good career path if you're interested in the aviation industry

Hi aspirant,

Students from a commerce background can definitely pursue a B.Sc. in Airlines and Airport Management.

While some programs may have special qualifying requirements, many aviation management schools welcome students from a variety of backgrounds, including commerce. With India's aviation industry experiencing significant growth, there will be numerous chances in this sector.

All the best!

Yes, students from the commerce stream are generally eligible to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Airlines and Airport Management. Most universities and colleges offering this program have broad eligibility criteria that usually include the completion of the 12th grade from a recognized board in any stream, be it Science, Commerce, or Arts.

While a science background with subjects like Physics and Mathematics might be a requirement for some aviation-related BSc programs like BSc in Aviation (which focuses more on the technical aspects of aircraft), a BSc in Airlines and Airport Management typically emphasizes the management, operational, and logistical aspects of the aviation and airport industries. This includes areas like airport planning, passenger handling, cargo management, airline operations, safety regulations, and business management principles, which are relevant regardless of your stream in 12th grade.

Some institutions might have a minimum percentage requirement in the 12th grade, and having English as a compulsory subject is also common. However, they usually do not specify a preference for science students for this particular BSc program. Your understanding of business and economics from the commerce stream might even give you a slight advantage in some of the management-oriented subjects within the course.

Therefore, if you are a commerce student interested in the aviation sector, particularly in the management and operational side of airlines and airports, a BSc in Airlines and Airport Management is a viable and accessible option for you to pursue after your 12th grade. It's always a good idea to check the specific eligibility criteria of the universities or colleges you are interested in to ensure you meet their requirements.