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Tarun kanta Routray
Beginner-Level 3
No problem, you have to choose a flying school in India and you have to take admission in that school. After that you have to complete your ground training and flying training as well. At last you will get your CPL license from that institution and after that you have to face interviews and written exams in different airlines to be hired as a pilot. If you clear successfully then you will be working as a first officer in that respective airline.
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astha singh
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Hi,
Some of the popular courses you can choose after completing B.Sc in aviation are as follows:
1) M.Sc.
2) MBA
3) MCA
4) MS/M.Tech
5) UPSC (Civil Services)
6) CDS (Defence Services)
All of this depends on where your interests lie, and course you feel comfortable pursuing, so choose wisely.
Some of the popular courses you can choose after completing B.Sc in aviation are as follows:
1) M.Sc.
2) MBA
3) MCA
4) MS/M.Tech
5) UPSC (Civil Services)
6) CDS (Defence Services)
All of this depends on where your interests lie, and course you feel comfortable pursuing, so choose wisely.
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Rahis Khan
Beginner-Level 4
AAA, Chimes, NFTI, IGRUA, Bombay Flying Club and MPFC are there in India and you can go anywhere abroad but the institute should be approved from DGCA.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Mainak,
Eligibility for admission into a flying school to become pilot is 12th with PCM. So you don't have to worry. There are no exams. Just obtain application form and apply for admission to a flying school.
Eligibility for admission into a flying school to become pilot is 12th with PCM. So you don't have to worry. There are no exams. Just obtain application form and apply for admission to a flying school.
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Beginner-Level 3
Yes, you have to give on demand exam from NIOS after your 12th board exams for physics and maths.
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8 years agoHow can I apply for CPL? What is the fee structure of CPL? Which is the best institute for the same?
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Aditya DabhadeIam Aditya Dabhade Iam completing my ssc
Beginner-Level 4
To become a pilot, it is necessary to opt for PCM in 10+2 and it is necessary to pass the same with at least 50%.
I think you are eligible for CPL.
The best flying schools are as follows :
1) CAE, Gondia (It is one of the best flying schools in India). The fees structure is INR 60 lakhs, but they have guaranteed jobs in Jet Airways, Indigo, Air India, etc.
Indigo Cadet Program which cost Rs 8 lakhs is to be done there, but they have guaranteed job in Indigo Airline.
2) Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi in UP is a government granted flying school.
3) Bombay Flying Club in Mumbai which is also a good flying school in India. Ratan Tata co
I think you are eligible for CPL.
The best flying schools are as follows :
1) CAE, Gondia (It is one of the best flying schools in India). The fees structure is INR 60 lakhs, but they have guaranteed jobs in Jet Airways, Indigo, Air India, etc.
Indigo Cadet Program which cost Rs 8 lakhs is to be done there, but they have guaranteed job in Indigo Airline.
2) Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi in UP is a government granted flying school.
3) Bombay Flying Club in Mumbai which is also a good flying school in India. Ratan Tata co
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Aditya DabhadeIam Aditya Dabhade Iam completing my ssc
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It depends on how you work in the airlines. If you work hard for the airline then they give a guarantee to you for the permanent purpose. But if you are working in Air India, I think they couldn't offer you a permanent employment.
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Aditya DabhadeIam Aditya Dabhade Iam completing my ssc
Beginner-Level 4
In India, the vacancies for pilots are less.So, a number of pilots are in the race to get a job in reputed airlines, but there is a lot of competition. In Asia, there are 150000 pilots needed. In India, a fresher pilot earns 2.5 lakhs per month or more but it depends on which airlines you work. Indigo, Jet Airways, Spice and Air Asia offer high scale salary to their pilots, but if compared to Air India, Air India offer a salary of almost 1.5 lakhs per month which is less than other airlines.
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Aditya DabhadeIam Aditya Dabhade Iam completing my ssc
Beginner-Level 4
It is a critical question you, but I think Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi (IGRUA) is one of the best flying schools in india because it is a government funded flying school which is DGCA approved. The Government of India controls this flying school. My opinion is that if you are interested to become a pilot, CAE, Gondia is one of the best flying schools in the world and they have guaranteed jobs. They also offer Indigo Cadet Program and Jet Airways Cadet Program (8 lakhs to 10 lakh rupees). It is a very costly flying school in India for CPL, it costs around Rs 60 lakhs or more.
But they have guaranteed jobs.
But they have guaranteed jobs.
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