The B.Sc (Vocation) in Hospitality & Aviation Management — a UGC-recognised undergraduate degree from Lingaya's Vidyapeeth (Deemed-to-be University), with Aerogenesis Aviation Academy as industry partner. Take it alongside your CPL and graduate with a licence and a degree, or take it standalone as your route into India's fastest-growing industry.
Awarded by Lingaya's Vidyapeeth, a Deemed-to-be University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, through the LV School of Vocational Studies. Valid for higher education and government employment — this is a full undergraduate degree, not a private certificate.
The B.Voc framework, introduced by the UGC in 2013, integrates vocational and practical learning into every semester as a core design principle, not an add-on — NSQF-aligned from Certificate level all the way to the degree.
Class XII pass in any stream, no specific subject requirement. 3 years, 6 semesters — and because it is NSQF-laddered, every stage of the journey is a recognised credential in its own right.
"What does my child have to show for it if flying doesn't work out?" With Aerogenesis, the answer is a UGC-recognised university degree that runs alongside the CPL — not after it. A cadet on the flagship pathway can graduate with a pilot's licence, a B.Sc degree, and IATA-aligned industry diplomas together. Most competing academies in Bangalore offer ground school or flying training alone; none of that earns your child a degree.
The degree is structured to run alongside ground school and flying training on the Integrated Pilot Mentorship Program — no extra years added to the pathway.
IATA-aligned diploma certifications through BIA&L slot in as additional classes alongside regular semesters — graduate with the degree and industry credentials together.
NSQF exit levels mean even an early exit leaves a recognised credential in hand — Certificate, Diploma or Advanced Diploma — and the aviation industry hires at every one of those levels.
The B.Voc structure is laddered under the National Skills Qualifications Framework — you are never locked in for three years with nothing to show until the end.
| Stage | Duration | NSQF Level | What it signals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate | 6 months | Level 4 | Foundational qualification — early entry point for support roles |
| Diploma | 1 year | Level 5 | Operational-level credential recognised for ground roles |
| Advanced Diploma | 2 years | Level 6 | Supervisory-level readiness across aviation and hospitality |
| B.Voc Degree | 3 years | Level 7 | Full undergraduate degree — UGC-recognised, Deemed University awarded |
Delivered by knowledge partner BIA&L — an IATA-Authorised Training Centre operating in Bangalore for over a decade, from the BIA&L campus. Open to Class XII pass students, undergraduates, graduates and working professionals — with or without the B.Sc.
The frontline of every airport operation — check-in, boarding, ramp coordination and passenger service fundamentals.
How freight moves by air — cargo acceptance, documentation and handling in one of aviation's fastest-growing segments.
The fundamentals of moving goods — a foundation credential for logistics and supply-chain entry roles.
The supervisory-level track — planning, coordination and management across the logistics chain.
The most common question about any degree today is "will AI make this obsolete?" Aviation is structurally insulated from automation: regulators mandate human oversight at nearly every operational layer — in the cockpit, on the ramp, in the cabin, in cargo and in operations control. And India is on track to become the world's third-largest aviation market this decade; every new terminal, aircraft and route creates more demand for trained people, not less. A hospitality-and-aviation degree points at the part of the economy that is hiring humans faster, not slower.
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