Yes, you can become a pilot even if you are from the commerce stream. You can clear the 12th class mathematics and physics from NIOS board. Although the pilot course might be expensive for the commerce background students as they first need to clear physics and mathematics and then pursue the course

Advanced Aviation India has courses such as Certificate which are primarily in the stream of Aviation.

Yes, mathematics is a compulsory subject for this course of aviation management. It is all about physics and maths along with some portions of general management.

In case you have passed 12th Science, you may join a CPL training program if you meet the above mentioned educational and medical standards. You may approach private institutes, fill forms and get started. Most institutes have a Pilot Aptitude Test, which a candidate must clear, in order to get sele

Yes, but you need to enroll in a required college and do well. Best of luck and give an upvote.

Choose PCM stream in 10+2. There are different requirements of different colleges but the basic one is at least 60% marks but actually you must have 80% for getting admission in a good institution. I would suggest you IGA, Delhi which is one of the best in India. Duration of courses also vary from c

It varies from institution to institution. The thing which you have to pay for is the different types of license. Today, it can cost you above 80 lakhs to get all the licenses and become a pilot.

The fee is INR. 8,000.

Eligibility for this course is to pass both class 10th and class 12th with the set criteria of percentage, so you can apply for this course after class 10th.

Yes, absolutely you can clear all the DGCA exam papers before doing your flying. There are institutions in India where you'll be able to clear the papers. One such institution is Capt. Sail Khurana Aviation Academy at New Delhi. This institution will help you out in clearing all your DGCA exam paper