Aviation

Hello Himanshu,
To become a pilot in India, the minimum qualification required to get a Commercial Pilot License is class 12th with physics and mathematics, 18 years of age completion and a class II medical test, which is done by DGCA approved doctors. If you did not have physics and mathematics in class 12th, you can pass these two subjects at class 12th level from National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) on-demand examinations and can start your pilot training course.
If you are thinking of Private Pilot License than the minimum qualification required for that is class 10th pass. 17 years of age completion and a class II medical test, which is done by DGCA approved doctors.
Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd. based in Baramati (Maharashtra) is one of the best institute from where you can get your Commercial Pilot License or Private Pilot License.
All the best.

Hello Stuti,
Your CPL costs can be roughly divided into 6 areas assuming you do it all in India:
1. Cost of flying (Including single and multi-engine rating).
2. Cost of ground studies and examinations.
3. Cost of auxiliary documents like: medicals and RTR (A) license.
4. Cost of living.
5. Cost of renewing your instrument rating (recurrent every 1 year).
6. Cost of type rating (The most important, and often ignored cost).
I. Cost of flying: Approximately – Rs.20.5 lakhs to Rs.22 lakhs.
II. Cost of ground studies and examinations: Approximately Rs.1.5 lakhs to Rs.2.25 lakhs.
III. Cost of medicals / RTR examination: Rs.6000 to Rs.12,000 for documentation and Rs.15,000 to Rs.40,000 for ground studies.
IV. Cost of living: Variable
V. Cost of renewing your Instrument rating: Rs.50,000 to Rs.90,000.
VI. Cost of type rating: Rs.15,00,000 to Rs.30,00,000.
All the best.

The aviation sector is one of the most significant sectors as it contributes to the economic growth of the nation by facilitating tourism and trade, two important generators of national income.
This sector enables us to be able to overcome the geographical barriers between states, countries or continents. In terms of employment, this industry is truly rewarding.
The country is focusing on modernisation of the aviation industry which involves construction of new airports and modernisation of existing ones, airport connectivity infrastructure development, modern air navigation system development and devising ways to reduce cost and yet provide modern aviation facilities at various small cities. This up gradation indicates the growing potential of this domain. With a huge no. of new air crafts being added and services being made available through a wider network, the employment opportunities also rise and so does the need for next generation aviation professionals.
India is a prospective global centre for Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) and manufacturing because of its engineering workforce, world class engineering services, and research and development skills.
All the best.