Admissions · How to join
Five simple steps to your Aviation career
No confusion. We walk with you, and your parents, at every step — from finishing 12th to your first offer letter.
Admissions open 2026
The current batch, announcing your seat themselves.
Your first stop
The admissions desk at our Bengaluru campus, where every journey starts with a chat.
Where it leads
The same students, months later, seated on a real training flight.
- 01
Finish 12th
Any stream: Arts, Commerce, or Science. The runway is open to all.
- 02
Book a campus visit
Meet our counsellors, walk the simulators, pick a batch that fits.
- 03
Enrol in your track
Cabin crew, ground ops, logistics, or travel & tourism.
- 04
Train beyond the class
Live simulations, grooming labs, emergency drills, real recruiter interaction.
- 05
Get placed
On-campus drives, airline-style mock interviews, and active referrals.
Watch before you apply
Five short films, in your language
Our admission films in English and Kannada, what student life feels like, and a new student's first day at the reception desk. Tap any film for sound.
Take the first step
Talk to us. It is free, and there is no pressure.
Tell us a little about yourself. A counsellor will call you back, explain everything in simple words, and answer your family's questions.
- Free counselling for you and your parents
- Easy instalment options explained clearly
- Help choosing the right course for you
- Campus visit booked at your convenience
Apply for the next batch
Fill 3 boxes. We do the rest.
Find your course in 3 easy questions
Answer honestly. There are no wrong answers. It takes less than a minute.
What sounds most like you?
Pick the one that feels closest. There is no wrong answer.
Campus visit
Come stand in this lobby before you decide
Bring your parents. See the reception, the mock cabin and a class in session, and get every fee question answered face to face. The visit is free and takes about an hour.
Book a campus visit
Common questions
Questions you and your parents may have
Still unsure about something? Message us. We reply in simple language, in English or Hindi.
You need 10+2 (Class 12) in any stream from a recognised board. Most cabin crew and ground staff programmes are open to 12th-pass students; some advanced tracks prefer graduation.