Pilot eligibility

If that Diploma is equivalent to Class 12th, and you have scored 50% marks aggregate, then you can go ahead for CPL Training.
Refer to DGCA CAR for Civil Air Crew for more details. You can find it on Google.

No, you need to have a min 60% and that too with PCM not PCB.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission:
Class 12th with Mandatory Subjects: Mathematics, Physics
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Age: Minimum 18 years
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The fees for CPL is INR 18.10 lakh.

Refer to the link below:
https://ask.shiksha.com/how-to-become-a-commercial-airline-pilot-in-india-what-is-the-duration-average-fee-to-become-one-qna-5166513

Hello Vishnu,
Of course yes. Eligibility for getting entry into a flying school where skills to become commercial pilot are taught is class 12th with PCM. On top of it, there is no embargo on age at the time of admission. One just needs to pass all papers and clear practical exams prescribed. That's

The minimum eligibility academically is to have passed class 12th with PCM 50% marks from any recognized board.
BE shall be additional qualification but won't be counted for any additional benefits.
If you justify the minimum eligibility than Yes you can become a pilot by pursuing the training.

Dear,
You are eligible if you have PCM or PCMB in your 12th (maths is a mandatory subject).

Eligibility Criteria
- For General Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 55% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
- For SC/ST/OBC Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 50% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
Selection Procedure
- Online Written Test, Viva/Inter

Yes, you can prepare to become a pilot.
You need to understand that pilot training is governed and regulated by DGCA and it is irrespective of the flying school you choose to train with. For becoming a commercial pilot, there is a specific eligibility criterion, which you should first be aware of. T