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8 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
Adventure Flight Education Private Limited – Hyderabad offers a certificate programme for Commercial Pilot License Training. AFE Hyderabad offers admission to the course completely on the basis of the merit obtained in the last qualifying examination and the course-specific eligibility criteria. However, the institute has not specified a minimum aggregate for admission to the Commercial Pilot License Training programme. Candidates with 85% in PCM typically have a good chance at securing admission to the institute.
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8 months agoBeginner-Level 5
The issuing authorities of the pilot's license are FAA (America), EASA (Europe), and DGCA (India). FAA licenses are commonly accepted and are flexible and used primarily for commercial training. EASA has extensive theoretical and practical requirements, which are commonly accepted in Europe. DGCA licenses are ICAO compliant and are required for flying in India. They can be transferred from one to another but need exams, medical checks, and flying hours according to the standards of each authority.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 8
Airline Prep School (ALPS) offers a 2 year Cadet Pilot Preparation programme with an annual intake of 10 students. The Institute offers the respective course on the basis of merit and institutional level entrance exam. Candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 60% in Class 12. The tuition fees of the respective course is INR 65K. Considering the placement opportunities and various other facilities provided by the Institute, it is good course.
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 5
So, after 12th — assuming you took Physics and Maths — the next step is finding a flying school that's approved by the DGCA. Before starting training, you'll need a Class 2 medical check-up first. Once that's cleared, you'll also go for a Class 1 medical. Then you can begin your CPL training. It's not just flying; you'll also study stuff like Air Regulations, Weather (Meteorology), and Navigation. After you complete your required flying hours and finish the classes, you can take the DGCA exams. If you pass those, you get your commercial pilot license.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
Here's a list of the Pilot entrance exams after 12th in India, depending on the type of pilot you want to become — commercial, private, or defense:
Exam Name | For | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
NDA (National Defence Academy) | Indian Air Force (Defense Pilot) | 12th with Physics & Math, unmarried males |
IGRUA Entrance Exam | Commercial Pilot (CPL) | 12th with Physics & Math |
Flying School Admission Tests | CPL, PPL | 12th with Physics & Math |
CDS (Combined Defence Services) | Indian Air Force (after graduation) | Graduation + Physics & Math in 12th |
AFSB Interview | After NDA/CDS | NDA/CDS cleared candidates |
Note: The information has been taken from external sources and may vary.
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