Aviation

Hello Haziq
DGCA has already kept the minimum eligibility norms very relaxed. It is only 50% marks, but it should be with PCM.
Although, nothing that you have studied till class 12th directly helps with the pilot training, but the general perception is developed in such a manner that you can align your thought process to that required for the aviation studies.
So, I feel you can, if you satisfy the minimum eligibility.
All the best

Hello Mihir
CPL is 10+2 (Physics & Maths) or any equivalent degree. Hence, if your Diploma stands equivalent to class 12th with PCM, then you may proceed. Although, I shall advise you to read the DGCA CAR for CPL issue before going ahead and finalizing anything. All the best.

Hello Sravya IATA training are dependent on what course exactly you have pursued and complete form IATA. The qualifications hence obtained shall make you directly eligible for that departmental jobs. Because such course train and familiarize the candidates with the type of job profile and areas of responsibility in that particular profile. Keep scanning the career pages of various airlines to find out a suitable vacancy for yourself. All the best.

Hello Shaan Some good flying schools for your look ahead are as under:
1. IGRUA Raebareli
2. NFTI GONDIA
3. Chimes Aviation
4. Carver Avaition
5. GMR Aviation Academy
All the best.

Hello Aasiya
CPL gives you the privilege to fly as a pilot for the endorsed aircraft on the License.
Further after ATPL issue eligibility is satisfied, the ATPL is issued by DGCA.
ATPL is the highest flying licence issued across any civil aviation authority across the globe.
Those who get an ATPL fly as commanders with the operator.
The average minimum salary amounts to around INR. 5 Lakh/Month.
All the best

Hello Tarun
Yes, if you have completed class 12th with PCM and scored a minimum of 50% marks aggregate, then you are eligible for this course.
The minimum age is 18, which you have already attained.
All the best

Hello Ashutosh
You should make a note of it that job hunting is solely the responsibility of the candidate although flying schools in the end come up to take credit for their candidates being shortlisted for some XYZ Airlines. But flying schools have got no role to play in placements or in the selection of the candidate with any airline. Only Cadet Pilot Programmes' conducted by airlines assure a job after the completion of training with their choice of flying schools and aircrafts. Hence be very sure that placements or selection with any airline as a pilot is not going to be easy. All the best.

Hello Megha
Airlines do not expect you to come trained by some outside agency and immediately start delivering after joining them. Most or may be all the jobs in Aviation require certain amount of precision and time management. Some airlines or operators look for economy and some others worry about the time. Hence, candidates holding basic educational qualification are also accepted for 60% of roles in Aviation. The operator than provides a training which is as per their standards. All the best.