Pilot

As long as your vision can be corrected to 20/20 with glasses or contacts, you will be eligible for a 1st Class FAA Medical Certificate, which makes you eligible to fly as a civilian professional pilot. This is much less restrictive than military pilot vision requirements. Military Pilot eyesight requirements:
To become a military pilot/Navigator, candidate's vision can be no worse than 20/70 (correctable with glasses to 20/20) in each eye. Normal depth perception and color vision is required. Effective May 21, 2007, applicants who have had PRK and LASIK eye surgery are no longer automatically disqualified from flight training. Regards.

This isn't completely discouraging but there are some must factors before you even think of getting into this field. *Financial condition
*medical certificates (class 2 and 1)
*passing out 12th boards with 55 above percentage (both in physics and maths)
*eligibility to pass entrance test of specific cadet programme. There are two ways
*Through flying clubs:- Here you complete your CPL in about 60Lakhs (rupees) and 30lakhs for type rating of particular plane you want to fly. NO JOB GUARENTEE. If you are into this Go search for Bombay flying club. *Cadet pilot programs:- Here you need about 1 crore to complete this programme. This is further divided into two parts
*CAE:-Indigo airlines offers this course. Go on Indigo's website for full information. *FTA:-This is also a course offered by Indigo. Information is available on there website. Go do some research on your own. Contact ex- students.

It all depends upon whether you wish to make a career in military aviation or commercial aviation, besides the fact that you are medically fit and have passed Class 12 with Mathematics and Physics. In the case of Military Aviation (Indian Air Force / Indian Navy - Air Arm / Indian Army - Aviation Corp), you could choose the NDA (National Defence Academy) path towards fulfilling your dream in any of our 3 military forces. Alternatively, in case you pursue a Bachelors degree in Engineering or Physics or Mathematics, you have the option of joining the Indian Air Force or Indian Navy. For the Indian Army, one needs to be a university graduate. However, the degree can be from any stream. As far as commercial aviation is concerned, you can enrol for the Bachelor of Science (Aviation) degree programme from the University of Mumbai. It's a 3-year degree programme for career-oriented pilots. Con-currently, you will have to commence flying training, either in India or abroad (any ICAO contracting nation) towards your Commercial Pilot License and clear the DGCA Pilot License exams.