Aviation

Before you begin, you must ensure you have passed class 12 with at least 55% in maths and physics individually. This is mandatory. You need to visit the websites of different flying schools in India and apply for a seat. A few of them will organise an entrance test where you will face a written round, an interview and the notorious pilot aptitude test. It will be a good idea to apply in as many flight schools as possible, provided their entrance exam schedules don't clash. You must be prepared for science and maths related question from class 9 to 12, NCERT syllabus. Do brush-up your skills in english too. The pilot aptitude test will test your hand-eye coordination and multitasking skills, your need to have a flexible mind to make it in. Flight schools don't just take in people with no knowledge about aviation, so do some research on planes, air crashes and basics of flight.
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The process comprises three stages:
1. SELECTION PHASE I (WRITTEN TEST):Physics TestMathematics TestEnglish Language Test
Applicants who are successful at phase I will proceed on to phase II.
2. SELECTION PHASE II CAE AIRCREW SELECTION SYSTEM (CASS)
Candidates will perform two online profiling tests before presenting themselves at one of the test-centers spread across India for an Interview, a physical assessment, psychometric test and a debriefing session. The applicant is allowed to the next phase upon successful completion of phase II. Applicants who are successful in phase II will be invited to attend the final selection phase with IndiGo.
3. SELECTION PHASE III
The final selection phase consists of a Group Activity / Discussion and Personal Interview. Successful candidates will be notified personally. There's no difference in selection procedure, it is same for Domestic as well as International Pathways.