Pilot

Hello Yogesh,
Yes, MAMS Air is a good option but its new in this country, rating of this flying school in Canada is bit low it will be great if you go for Bombay Flying Club or Carver Aviation.

Hello Shiv Koradiya,
For being a pilot, you really need money because now-a-days, its going very expensive, but there are many scholarships by Govt. of India for SC/ST, backward class students for pilot training. You can ask at IGRUA about that if you fall in this class. Else, you have to leave this option. Another option is to go for NDA and become IAF pilot by hard work.

Hello Amartya Chatterjee,
Advice to choose flying clubs:
Choose the one which have more aircraft and are in good condition or the new one so that you can complete your training easily.

Hello Shantanu Koli,
First, clear your 12th PCM with good grades and minimum of 50% with physics and Maths. After that, you can contact flying clubs like Bombay Flying Club, Carver Aviation for further process.

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.

Graduation is not necessary to become a pilot, but if you pursue graduation it will be helpful for you in future. Graduation is for minimum 3 years and you have to pursue graduation in physics or mathematics.
You can also directly apply for SPL (Student Pilot License), in which you have to join a training institute or flying club for attaining license. After this, you have to apply for PPL, and then CPL.

After getting commercial pilot license, you have to search for jobs as per the vacancies. You can apply to different airlines and can get a job as a first officer. The training club also assists in getting a job but very few placements are done. It may take 1 or 2 months to get a job but demand of pilots is very high.

To become a Commercial Pilot, you require subjects of Physics and Maths at 10+2. If you have these subjects in 10+2, you are eligible to join Flying Training Institute to obtain CPL license even after B.Sc Aviation.