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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
The candidate who is aspiring to be a pilot needs to have atleast class 12 in PCM with 50% marks. Once he/she has attained this requirement than he/she can join the CPL Training Course.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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B.Sc or any other graduation is not at all a requisite to pursue CPL. You just need to have passed class 12th with PCM 50% marks. As far as education is concerned, this is the only requirement for anyone who wishes to pursue CPL Training Course.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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You will have to appear for DGCA exams on your own. Flying Club has got nothing to do with DGCA exams. They shall although prepare you for the exams by providing you the required ground classes but you will yourself be responsible to appear and get through the DGCA exams for issue for CPL on your own. Appear only when you feel that you are fully prepared to get through.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
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Yes, in India, Frankfinn is a premium institute as far as the course of cabin crew or air hostess is concerned.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
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You need to see scope with the colleges providing the specific course. You can do MBA in aviation instead of B.Sc.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
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Dear Prajwal,
Please refer advise given by Capt Ankur besides that you need to have 40-45 Lakhs in hand to finish your commercial pilot license. Please follow the link to get update on Government Flying Training School - Training for Commercial Pilot's License: http://igrua.gov.in/Courses.htm
Please refer advise given by Capt Ankur besides that you need to have 40-45 Lakhs in hand to finish your commercial pilot license. Please follow the link to get update on Government Flying Training School - Training for Commercial Pilot's License: http://igrua.gov.in/Courses.htm
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
Contributor-Level 7
Hellom
You should be inspired the way Capt Ankur has responded to your query, I will differ slightly on this; your career as cabin crew may not go long unlike Air India cabin crew, I understand it is purely a show business if you can maintain your charm you are in demand. If you wish to take it as a career please be clear that you keep trying for alternate career options like management job in aviation, flight operations manager or flight dispatcher or SMS specialist which may secure your future and you may retain your position in same airline with seniority counted.
You should be inspired the way Capt Ankur has responded to your query, I will differ slightly on this; your career as cabin crew may not go long unlike Air India cabin crew, I understand it is purely a show business if you can maintain your charm you are in demand. If you wish to take it as a career please be clear that you keep trying for alternate career options like management job in aviation, flight operations manager or flight dispatcher or SMS specialist which may secure your future and you may retain your position in same airline with seniority counted.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
Contributor-Level 7
Please follow what Capt Ankur has provided you for guidance and understanding, no one will give you such explanatory guidance to become a commercial pilot. This may cost you around 35-45 lakhs if taking training from a private flying club, government flying club induction is totally based on entrance exams and merit, you may visit site of Aviation ministry or Indira Gandhi Rastriya Udaan Academic IGRUA for details of entrance exams and fee structure.
Beside that if you have lots of money to spend you may try and get your license from Abroad.
Additional options are (just to be pilot and enjoy the adventure of flying machine; Appear for ND
Beside that if you have lots of money to spend you may try and get your license from Abroad.
Additional options are (just to be pilot and enjoy the adventure of flying machine; Appear for ND
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi Muskan,
Yes, you are eligible for the course.
Eligible candidates need to appear for the personal interview conducted by the college.
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/course/frankfinn-diploma-in-aviation-hospitality-and-travel-management-frankfinn-institute-of-air-hostess-training-rajouri-garden-delhi-235194
Yes, you are eligible for the course.
Eligible candidates need to appear for the personal interview conducted by the college.
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/course/frankfinn-diploma-in-aviation-hospitality-and-travel-management-frankfinn-institute-of-air-hostess-training-rajouri-garden-delhi-235194
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