what i have to study to become air traffic controller after intermediate

Hi

As according to the question you have asked First of all you will want to complete 12th in Science stream

(Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics to be specific). After your twelfth standard, there are

commencement packages that make you eligible to appear in the Recruitment examination conducted

by way of Airports Authority of India. This exam is conducted on-line for the post of Junior Executive

(ATC).

Bachelor in Engineering (B.E.) or Bachelor in Technology (B.Tech.): Irrespective of the branch (e.G.

ECE/IT/Mechanical/Electrical/Civil etc) you pick out on your B.E./B.Tech., you may be eligible for the ATC

Exam. It will be a full-time diploma with at least 60% combination marks.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) : You also can move for B.Sc. if you do not want to move for Engineering, but

ensure that your B.Sc. Is finished with Mathematics and Physics as two of the principle subjects. Also, it

will be a full-time diploma with at least 60% mixture marks.

Hope helpful.

https://www.winsted.com/airport-security/

Hi

As according to the question you have asked First of all you will want to complete 12th in Science stream

(Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics to be specific). After your twelfth standard, there are

commencement packages that make you eligible to appear in the Recruitment examination conducted

by way of Airports Authority of India. This exam is conducted on-line for the post of Junior Executive

(ATC).

Bachelor in Engineering (B.E.) or Bachelor in Technology (B.Tech.): Irrespective of the branch (e.G.

ECE/IT/Mechanical/Electrical/Civil etc) you pick out on your B.E./B.Tech., you may be eligible for the ATC

Exam. It will be a full-time diploma with at least 60% combination marks.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) : You also can move for B.Sc. if you do not want to move for Engineering, but

ensure that your B.Sc. Is finished with Mathematics and Physics as two of the principle subjects. Also, it

will be a full-time diploma with at least 60% mixture marks.

Hope helpful.

https://www.winsted.com/airport-security/