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Hi, The minimal need to enroll in training to become a commercial pilot is a 12th grade math and physics diploma. There is no maximum age. As an engineering graduate, I'm confident that you completed your 12th grade in math and physics, or at the very least, that you completed your engineering diploma, which may be considered an equivalent to completing your 12th grade in science. In light of the aforementioned, there is no question that you are qualified to enroll in any flying school for training to become a commercial pilot.
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Stream 2: above 987 ipe marks
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Stream 2: 985 above ipe marks
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a solid, well-organized course. Good assistance with clearing up doubts from a coaching facility. Cost-effective. Encouragement and morale to maintain discipline. I am a former made easy student who is currently enrolled in an applied course, and I can report that the majority of coaching facilities only offer the first and second points during coaching not after. But I've received all four from a
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