Pilot eligibility

Eligibility criteria to obtain Commercial Pilot License is as follows:
(a) Class XII under the 10+2 system or its equivalent with a minimum of 50 per cent marks in Mathematics and Physics.
(b) Minimum 16 years of age to be eligible for a Private Pilot License and 17 for a Commercial Pilot License.
(c

In Airlines typical schedule is 12 days on roaster, 8 days standby, 10 days off in a month. The eligibility is +2 with maths and science, CPL for ATR class and ATPL for jets.

There is no special courses for railway driver, but you have to complete ITI to become a railway driver.
ABOUT ITI
its a 2 year course,which trains the candidate to work in automobile sectors
ELIGIBILTY ~
10th pass with math and science.
ELIGIBILITY TO BECOME A LOCO PILOT
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION
atleast

Hi Ishanuj,
You must have a minimum of 55% PCM in class 12th. If you are going to take your flying classes from government flying schools there will be an entrance test conducted by the Director General Civil Aviation or the DGCA. Being a pilot requires a lot of specialized technical training at var

Yes, having maths gives you an added advantage.

Hello Prem,
You will need to be 12th passed with Physics and Math. Along with this you should be medically fit having normal eyesight (with or without lenses) no colour blindness, normal hearing among others. The medical status is to be ascertained after undergoing a Class 2 medical examination by a

To become a pilot, you have to obtain 3 pilot licenses which include SPL, PPL, and CPL. For that, you have to join flying clubs. India's best flying club is Bombay Flying Club.

Of course, you can. You just need to have 55% in physics, chemistry and maths. Don't listen to what people are saying, just follow your dream and go ahead.

Hello Yogesh Kugiyal,
Minimum age for starting your course is 16 years i.e 10th pass but, you will get your license after completing 12th.
For more information please read this article
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/flying-pilot-training/articles/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-blog