Aviation

Mumbai-based Adventure Flight Education Private Limited is renowned for its extensive pilot training courses. For those who want to become commercial pilots, they provide a variety of courses, such as flight training and ground school. The school has experienced teachers and contemporary aircraft. Before enrolling, though, it's imperative to look into and confirm the school's accreditation, reviews, and success rates. Speaking with current or previous pupils can also yield insightful information about the caliber of training and education they provide.

Because of its extensive curriculum and high standards, Adventure Flight Education Private Limited's DGCA Airline Pilot programme in Mumbai is regarded as one of the best. It complies with the regulations set forth by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), guaranteeing thorough training that satisfies global aviation standards. The programme offers students a strong foundation for a successful career in aviation with its cutting-edge facilities, knowledgeable instructors, and hands-on flight training. Its excellent placement track record and solid industry reputation add even more prestige to it.

According to the T.I.M.E.S. ranking and India Today the PTC Aviation Academy is ranked in Top 10 south Indian aviation institutes. But unfortunately it is just a private institute, and there is little backing of some approving authority (state or central government). Yet its placement records have proven its mallete. 

The total fees for the Commercial Pilot Training programme at PTC Aviation Academy Banglore is 1,94,000-/ INR. That is just for the ground dutu special ATC management control. But for the actual Pilot training, the fees is roughly 34,00,000-/ INR. There is no other fees for registration. You just need to register and enroll and then pay the fees after the documentation.

The standards to get into PTC aviation school are same as that of a normal Pilot role. Your physical fitness is a must. They key elements in taht our- eyesight (6/6 or 6/9 without specs), proper limbs and a few more hygiene checks. Then academically you must have taken PCM in class 12th. The qualification from a recognised board is seen for class 12th.
That's it if you have that then you are good to go!