LSAT India

No, You can not do Legum Baccalaureus LL.B. With 40 percent in graduation. BCI (Bar Council of India) Rules prescribes a minimum of 45 percent marks in the qualifying exam that is 12th or UG degree to become eligible to join a 3-year or 5 years LL.B. Degree programme in India. Some universities like Delhi University prescribe a minimum of 50 percent marks in graduation or post-graduation to become eligible to join the LL.B. Degree programme at Delhi University Law Faculty. So, if you do a post-graduate degree I. e. an M.A. M.Sc. Or M.Com with 50 percent, you can still join LL.B. On the basis of your post-graduate marks even if you don't have 40 percent in graduation.

There is no conventional learning involved in the pilot training course but a series of written and medical tests with hands-on practical flying time and instruction that help the student proceed through the course. There are around 110 flying/pilot training colleges in India, and out of them, approximately 98% are private. Normally, a student first gets a Student Pilot License (SPL), then moves on to a Private Pilot License (PPL), and then finally proceeds to a Commercial Pilot License (CPL). The eligibility criteria for admission to pilot training is as follows for the Student Pilot License (SPL):
The minimum age of the candidate must be 16 years old. The candidate must have passed the Class 10 examination. The candidate must clear all the fitness tests and have a bank guarantee of Rs. 10,000. This candidate must clear an oral test and a pilot aptitude test. Some popular private pilot training colleges are:
Remo International College, Chennai
Pune Wings College of Aviation Technology
IGIA (Indira Gandhi Institute of Aeronautics), Janakpuri, Delhi
Indira Gandhi Institute of Aeronautics, Jaipur
Ghaziabad-based Adventure Flight Education Private Limited, Aside from them, you can enroll in a government training college, such as Air Carnival Aviation Academy in Coimbatore.