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Harshit Mehta
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If you would like to be a pilot in the Indian Air Force, you can do so by taking the NDA entrance exam after Class XII (Phys & Math). In this case your training is free and you will be paid a decent stipend throughout your three years of training at the National Defence Academy, followed by specialised training at the Air Force Academy. After this, you will be commissioned as a Flying Officer and posted as a pilot at an Air Force Station.
Note: Once you get into the air force, you cannot leave at your own discretion and there are legal tools to prevent IAF pilots from leaving the force. Pilots cannot be released unless they are not requ
Note: Once you get into the air force, you cannot leave at your own discretion and there are legal tools to prevent IAF pilots from leaving the force. Pilots cannot be released unless they are not requ
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Manish,
Contrary to what you are saying, commercial airlines in India are forced to employ pilots from abroad. With a large number of aircrafts to be inducted, the requirement of pilots is bound to increase. Flying school in Rai Barreily is the best.
Contrary to what you are saying, commercial airlines in India are forced to employ pilots from abroad. With a large number of aircrafts to be inducted, the requirement of pilots is bound to increase. Flying school in Rai Barreily is the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
There is nothing called ground pilot except people who fly drone. Assuming you question was on flying pilot following information may help you.
Flying Pilot is an excellent career option. There is a general shortage of trained and experienced Pilots worldwide. Majority of pilots requirement is in Asia Pacific region. Commercial Pilots are paid one of the best salaries in India with other perks.
Following are two options to become pilot in India
(a) Commercial Pilot: You can become Commercial Pilot by joining Pilot(Flying) trainings schools. Following are the basic eligibilities criteria to become Commercial Pilot:
a. You should have comp
Flying Pilot is an excellent career option. There is a general shortage of trained and experienced Pilots worldwide. Majority of pilots requirement is in Asia Pacific region. Commercial Pilots are paid one of the best salaries in India with other perks.
Following are two options to become pilot in India
(a) Commercial Pilot: You can become Commercial Pilot by joining Pilot(Flying) trainings schools. Following are the basic eligibilities criteria to become Commercial Pilot:
a. You should have comp
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Darshan,
Yes, you can, however, there is a risk. Though you can pursue the CPL training, you may not be easily accepted by any airline for the role of a pilot. Preferred height is more than 5'7 (minimum). There is no point investing in a course and not getting the ROI. You may look for ground jobs or aviation management jobs. There will always be scope within the aviation industry if you have the passion.
Good luck.
Yes, you can, however, there is a risk. Though you can pursue the CPL training, you may not be easily accepted by any airline for the role of a pilot. Preferred height is more than 5'7 (minimum). There is no point investing in a course and not getting the ROI. You may look for ground jobs or aviation management jobs. There will always be scope within the aviation industry if you have the passion.
Good luck.
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Harshit Mehta
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There are lots of flying schools in India, I suggest you to choose the one which have new and more aircrafts for training so that you can complete your training on time.
Second, you have to see about the ground classes.
The main difference between Govt and private flying clubs are you can complete your training sooner in private flying clubs then in government ones.
Private flying clubs are expensive then government ones.
Second, you have to see about the ground classes.
The main difference between Govt and private flying clubs are you can complete your training sooner in private flying clubs then in government ones.
Private flying clubs are expensive then government ones.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Ranjay,
I understand and appreciate your interest in the pilot training course. In order to pursue CPL training course, you have to complete class 12th with physics and maths and secure a minimum of 50% marks. After that, you can apply in any of the flying clubs in India or outside for your flight training, for your pilot licence you have to give some exams like DGCA. The total cost for training in India will be around 35 lakh rupees.
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
I understand and appreciate your interest in the pilot training course. In order to pursue CPL training course, you have to complete class 12th with physics and maths and secure a minimum of 50% marks. After that, you can apply in any of the flying clubs in India or outside for your flight training, for your pilot licence you have to give some exams like DGCA. The total cost for training in India will be around 35 lakh rupees.
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Hi,
It is good to hear that you want to do graduation degree before seeking CPL license. In fact lots of aspirant pilots are taking this route. It is recommended that you evaluate doing B.Tech aeronautical engineering or BSc Hons Physics as these degrees align with your long term career goals.
It is good to hear that you want to do graduation degree before seeking CPL license. In fact lots of aspirant pilots are taking this route. It is recommended that you evaluate doing B.Tech aeronautical engineering or BSc Hons Physics as these degrees align with your long term career goals.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Prateek Sharma,
There is no flying club in Delhi for pilot training and doing only SPL is not good go for PPL at least. If you want to join classes to complete the exam then it will be good if you go with flying club
There is no flying club in Delhi for pilot training and doing only SPL is not good go for PPL at least. If you want to join classes to complete the exam then it will be good if you go with flying club
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Yes, you can start your pilot training anytime, you only need Physics and Maths in your 12th grade with 50% marks
for more information about this please read this article:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-article-13472-1
Yes, you can start your pilot training anytime, you only need Physics and Maths in your 12th grade with 50% marks
for more information about this please read this article:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-article-13472-1
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