Pilot

Yes, you can get scholarship while doing CPL course from reputed Government Flying Schools. The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment provides Scholarships to 17 SC candidates on MERIT CUM MEANS BASIS under Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of TOP Class Education for SC students each year. The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment provides Approximately Rs.2200/- per month towards boarding & lodging expenses whereas the Boarding lodging and other expenses is approximately Rs 10000/- per month, therefore, the Balance of expenditure is to be borne by the candidates. Some State Governments provide scholarship to reserve category candidates of their states. Concerned flying school can only forward the application to the respective State Governments. The candidates may approach their State Governments for the same.

GFTS is one of the top government-held flying training schools in Bangalore. The institute has an average intake of 20 to 25 students per batch for Commercial Pilot's License (CPL) training.
The duration of the CPL course is approximately 24 months, which includes a compulsory minimum flying requirement of 200 hours.
It also includes theoretical courses in air regulation, air navigation, aircraft general training, and technical training specific to aircraft and engines.
The eligibility criteria are given below.
Age: The minimum age required is 17 years, and the upper age limit is 35 years.
Academic: The applicant must have cleared 10 + 2 with Physics and Math from a recognized board or equivalent.
Medical fitness: The applicant should be medically fit as per the standards laid down by DGCA. Candidates are required to undergo a medical examination with a DGCA-approved medical practitioner or medical board and be found fit.
The total course fee is estimated between INR 20 and 21 lacs.
Eligible candidates may directly register with the institution; thereafter, it will release a merit list of successful candidates per batch.

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.