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nikhilheb 28th Jul 2010 09:57

B.Sc. Aviation Correspondence?
 
As I took up a CPL course right after my 12th, I'm trying to make best use of the present aviation scenario and get a degree in something aviation related. Can these courses be done through correspondence? Preferably a B.Sc.

Thank you!

Sahil Verma 28th Jul 2010 10:13

Yes...University Of petroleum and Energy Studies(UPES) located in dehradun offers such a course..

Lateral Entry - B. Sc. | CAS

I don't know how valuable it is because this industry requires professional courses like AME, flight dispatcher, pilot, ATC , etc.
The price of this correspondence course is also very high( 2 lakh rupees!!!)

if a pilot is medically unfit for some reason in the future, i don't see how this course will be helpful.
i was planning to do the same but am holding off until January 2011 when they will take the next batch to think about it.

A few colleges in Mumbai also offer such a course.
it would be great if someone could shed some more light on this.

besides, the present aviation senario is offering a lot of opportunities( Indigo and Jet).The best use would be to study for them as well.

nikhilheb 28th Jul 2010 10:42


I don't know how valuable it is because this industry requires professional courses like AME, flight dispatcher, pilot, ATC , etc.
Maybe not right now, but a few years down the line, it will be a sure advantage over undergraduates and graduates of non-aviation based subjects.

Thanks a lot for the lead anyway!

Again as I'm partly Mumbai-based, could someone suggest a similar course from an institute in Mumbai?

Thanks

piper_cherokee 28th Jul 2010 10:47

I am enrolled in this course at UPES since July '09.Yes it's true that this course alone will not help you in future if in case you become medically unfit (i hope it never happens) . But this can surely help you in getting an admission in a MBA course like Aviation Management (offered by the same university) which will surely boost your career. The fee is surely on a higher side, but all the other colleges are charging almost the same thing. I know a college in Mumbai which charges 1.5 lacs but the course duration is 3 years, whereas its 1.5 years in UPES.You can refer to this link for more information.
Lateral Entry - B. Sc. | CAS
All The Best! :ok:

captain-planet 28th Jul 2010 14:00

@nikhil
mumbai university offers a Bsc Aviation degree. It is a regular course althouugh attendance relaxation is given to "working pilots ".
About 5-6 colleges offer this course in Mumbai.You could still try getting admission into the 1st year (although its a little late now)..
1. IAAS Andheri IAAS
2.Thakur college Kandivali East
3.Patkar college Goregaon west http://www.patkarvardecollege.edu.in..._admission.pdf
there are 2-3 more colleges bt i dont knw their names..theres one in kurla also.

Oh ,and the fees is roughly abt Rs 60000 per annum..its a 3 year course..

CP

nikhilheb 29th Jul 2010 08:00

@capt planet

Thank you so much. The info was great.

Also, you mentioned there was relaxed attendance for "working pilots". Is there anyway to get the same relaxed attendance if your not working? anyway maybe to make them 'believe' im working?

cynicalczar2001 1st Sep 2010 07:01

this BSC in Av degree in UPES, is it part time or full time? can it be done by correspondence?

from wat ive learnt is, that this course is just a continuation of the Diploma, or advanced diploma "CPL/ME IR/Frozen ATPL" to get the degree.......i dont quite understand why some 1 wud get their licence in a span of a year or so and then do this course to get the degree instead of doin it all together with ur licecne???
do i make sense????
do reply cz i was lukin into doin this course as well!

cobra24 1st Sep 2010 08:07

BBA (Flying)
 
Dibrugarh University is offering BBA(flying) through distance learning . Duration is 3 years , but can be relaxed to 2 yeard if you have a CPL . I am considering this course .... can anyone shed more light on it?

livetokill22 1st Sep 2010 09:42

Yeah, I got myself enrolled in the dibrugarh university course, it pretty good, I got my books, all related to what we have studied before for indian exams, so it should not be a problem. just some extra books related to accounts, not too difficult tho!
The course fee is quite reasonable and you give the exams after a year, next year is a project, so virtually you are getting a degree after first year exams.

Its 2 years and then you can get into MBA where ever you want.
BBA-Flying

livetokill22 1st Sep 2010 09:44

Bout 60,000/- for BBA-Flying dibrugarh!

cobra24 1st Sep 2010 14:53

are you doing it directly from the university or from a private aviation institute?... there is one called griffin aviation .... and yeah the fees is around 60-70k.

livetokill22 1st Sep 2010 17:12

Griffin aviation, in gurgaon organises the whole thing
they conduct exams and pass on all the books, they are like the face for dibrugarh university.
but in the end, you're gonna get a degree from the uni.
they just smooth down the process. and it is easy to contact em than the university in assam!

azmalzea 3rd Sep 2010 06:47

BBA (Flying) Dibrugarh University
 
livetokill22 -

hi, can u give me the contact details of griffin aviation gurgaon?? i m interested in the bba aviation course(dib university). can u tell me if it is only for pilots or can any undergraduate join this course... or if u have a soft copy of the course prospectus tat u can send me on [email protected], that would be great.

awaiting a quick reply from you.
thanks.

livetokill22 4th Sep 2010 04:24

Yeah, here is the web address
http://www.griffinaviation.in/docume...(ad%20new).pdf

you can do it if you are not a pilot,

Cheerio

Viraaj Shah 4th Sep 2010 08:47

God forbid, if at all we don't get into any airline, how is this course going to help? Won't you rather do B.Com or BA which might give you a better chance to get employed else where too? Just Curious, thanks :)

livetokill22 4th Sep 2010 08:56

yeah, that to is a option, still this is easy and you get a degree fast
after that you can enrol for MBA or masters in which ever field you want.

azmalzea 4th Sep 2010 12:43

re: bba flying(dib university)
 
hey livetokill22 -

thanks for ur prompt reply. griffin aviation website days the minimum eligibility for the course as a cpl or flight dispatchers license. now in india no airline if offering the course, am i still eligible for admission to the course?? please throw some light on the same.

thanks.

azmalzea 11th Sep 2010 21:56

livetokill22

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Yeah, here is the web address
http://www.griffinaviation.in/docume...(ad%20new).pdf

you can do it if you are not a pilot,

Cheerio



They have denied me admission saying that I am not eligible for the course since I do not have a CPL. Is there anyone at griffin whom I can speak to and discuss the same?? Please reply.

Thanks.

cobra24 12th Sep 2010 10:42

you can go in for BBA( Aviation , hospitality and tourism) , as this does not require a CPL . here is the link http://www.griffinaviation.in/docume...(ad%20new).pdf

azmalzea 5th Oct 2010 19:30

b sc aviation correspondence
 
hi piper cherokee,

is this course offered by upes only for cpl holders? can a non cpl holder with theoritical knowledge of cpl ground subjects do this course??

also, is this course offered in a distance learning mode or is it full time? i have done a diploma in flight operations management with flight dispatch from the tradewings institute of management and am interested in doing this course.

thanks.


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