B.Sc. Aviation Correspondence?

[piper_cherokee]

Hi azmalzea,

Indian CPL is mandatory for B.Sc Aviation Studies course as it is a lateral entry course and the DGCA exams and the flying training are accepted as the first 3 semesters.
You can still do BBA in Aviation Operations which is available in both Regular course and Distance Learning.Both of them do not require an Indian CPL.

All the best .

[AKSHAT.KHANNA88]

BBA FLYING grifffin

Hello livetokill22... I;ve also enrolled in BBA .... my exams r in july11 if m not wrong..... I wana know which batch r u in.. N I am goin to USA so I didt do DGCA exams as my fiance is from MEXICO-USA soo I wana know that idk what kinda exams its gonna be if u have any idea about it.. idk what to study cos i was reading those books abit but they r kinda tricky i mean if we r not gonna have theory why they r giving us books to read how we r gonna know the trend of exams.. we dnt have any sample paper or smthng either ....??? Any IdeA about it and of assignments .. PLease reaply m soo confused thanks tc blue skies

[HAWK21M]

Any option for a BSC [Aviation] Degree part time course for Maintenance as I'm currently a licenced AME on B737/757 Airframe/Powerplant working Night shifts but was keen on working towards a Degree.

[sushantmmehta]

hello
regardin the BSc lateral entry,I have a CPl.How long would the whole course duration be if i get lateral entry?
Is it going to be 1.5 years i.e. 3 sems?
what would be the cost then?2.5 lacs ?
saw their website but it is a bit confusing

[tmantodarescue]

Bsc Aviation

Hey dude...I'm thinking of joining this course at CAS at UPES. How hard is the course? Are you from Mumbai? I have a bunch of questions I'd like to ask you over the phone if its ok with you.

[kshiteej_wizard]

greetings

i called up today to the UPES institute.they told that the syllabus is what we hav studied for dgca and a few more abt accounting and bussiness studies.so i guess wont b dat diff for someone whos cleared dgca papers.heres the no of wng cmdr p.k gupta speak to him directly.check ur PM. let me knw wht u spoke.i guess the admissions r taking plc now for couple more days.
happy landings!!!!

[livetokill22]

Check out BBA flying dibligarh university

[beinghuman]

Bsc in Aviation

Guys, anybody pursuing BSc in Aviation, what do they actually teach you'll ? Is it only aviation topics or outside knowledge too like any other BSc courses ? For instance.. Bsc IT or other BSc's.

[born4flying]

beinghuman,

well, the first year is basic aviation CPL level.. Second year was a little more in detail (but still easy enough to understand for someone who has cleared CPL).
Third year is quite in detail ( as in you have to read about DOCS (Regs), Grid directions (Nav), world climatology, Jet systems etc.)

But regarding your question, No. All years syllabus is related to Aviation only. No other topics are to be covered (unless you consider Electricals systems (in detail) to be out of topic, i.e. for technical subject )

I hope this clears your doubts.

[beinghuman]

So a BSc in Aviation in non-aviation world is useless.

[gavinv174]

Hi. I would be doing CPL after few months. I am only 10+2 and i wish to do a degree too so that it could help me. Can i do a degree along with my CPL or after i finish it. What is Bsc aviation and if i do it after CPL how will it help me ? What jobs can one get if he has a CPL but no job and a BSc. aviation degree ?

[sharon_w]

Hi there

i was reading your reply and since i too am lookng for a college to join and do a BSc aviation course i wanted to ask you a few Q's. You have recommended UPES, university of Uttarakand and while i was looking at the university rating in india i noticed that this particular one was ranked no. 58 as compared to the university of mubai which is ranked no 8. Isnt that a crucial factor to consider before joining universities??
Yes the lateral entry 1.5 yrs duration does sound good, since i hold a CPL and can finish the course quickly. But would it be a big deal to finish from a university much lower in rank as opposed to pilots who their degree from Mumbai?

[Twinotterguy]

hi all

just want to check if university of mumbai accepts international student holding an icao CPL/frozen ATPL and can i do it through correspondence?

[born4flying]

@twinotter

I am not really sure if they do. What i can suggest is that you call them up yourself and ask them.

I am mentioning contact details of the college where I am pursuing my BSc degree.
If you call them up, tell them you need to talk to Mr Louis in regard to B.Sc. Aviation admission.

Hope this helps.

Address :
Thakur College of Science & Commerce,
Thakur Village,Kandivali (E),
Mumbai - 400 101
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

[HAWK21M]

Has Anyone completed this course yet....Any feedback.

[born4flying]

@HAWK21M

I have buddy. just recently cleared last year

[jet-lover]

international correspondance

hi all,

i always wanted to study post grad in aviation field. i m professional pilot, about 3000 hrs & have bsc in engineering. my main interest is to study Aviation business management MBA. from what i read on the this thread, i think CAS at UPES seems a good choice. currently i live and work in Indonesia and i m not Indian.

i was wondering if its possible to do distance learning from Jakarta if UPES agrees to accept me for the course. i need ur advice pls. thanks !

[vkrntjdhv1]

Guys please check out this college as they are proving B.Sc in Aviation from Mumbai university ... and heard they give relaxation on attendance. Fees is also less compared to other college who provide the same.
Academy of Aviation
you can contact them on 9987072043

[vkrntjdhv1]

@twinotter
yes, Mumbai University do accept all country CPL now.

[fly hi]

BSc aviation syllabus is the same what we studied in dgca.. thats is so stupid
rather do a non aviation degree..
actually we really dont have much options in the field of aviation in India
thats kinda of sad