Pilot

Money doesn't matter unless you get brain and merit. There are loads of scholarships for a deserving and talented student. For getting admission in IGRUA you need to give the entrance examination, as you have mentioned your marks you are eligible to give the entrance. The entrance comprises of a written exam where PCB is the main subjects along with GK and English. Then comes interview where mostly Aerodynamics is asked. After that there is test where you have to use a joystick and drive a video plane. It is quite fun. After admitted you will receive scholarships so you can easily study there. First, go study for the entrance and don't think about anything else.
Good Luck.

Eligibility:10+2 with 50% in Physics and Math. Minimum age Requirement: 18Medical Class I and Class II (Medical fitness should be in accordance to DGCA guidelines)
Steps to apply:
1. Now the very first step is to get Medical examination 2 done. Only after Medical exam 2 reports, one can apply for medical certificate 1. Just visit Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Government of India's website and they have a long list of doctors who are certified to issue that certificate.
2. Next step is to apply to the respective flying school and clear their entrance exams to get through one of these:
APFT. , Hyderabad
Academy of Carver Aviation, Baramati
Ahmedabad Aviation & Aeronautics Ltd. , Ahmedabad
Chimes Aviation, Sagar, (Madhya Pradesh) Madhya Pradesh- call in October
Government. Aviation Training Instt. , Orissa
Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udan Academy, Raebareilly
Madhya Pradesh Flying Club, Indore
National Flying Training Institute, Gondia
Besides these few colleges which are the top ones, one can also look at the of other flying schools as listed by DGCAhttp://dgca.gov.in/licencing/fly. In the above mentioned Institutes students can complete CPL. However attaining CPL allows one to fly CESSNA (small planes). In order to fly Bigger Airplanes one needs to attain TYPE RATING certificate. The full-fledged course (CPL plus Type rating) can be done from Cadet Pilot programme (Indigo and JET Airways Cadet Programs at National Flying Training Institute, Gondia). Here is the list of Licenses that one will be trained on in the flying school/you can attain them without going to a flying school:
Student Pilot License (SPL): SPL is like learners license. One must have SPL prior to start flying training. Oral test is conducted by Chief Instructor at flying school or by DGCA representative. Eligibility: student should be of 16 years of age, should have cleared 10th standard and should be medically fit as per DGCA guidelines. Private Pilot License (PPL): Private Pilot License should be attained if an individual has to fly his/her own plane. In order to attain, one needs to go through ground training for 4 months and fly for 40 hours. Eligibility: The candidate should be at least 10th passed and minimum age should 17 years.

Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
A student can get the CPL by doing his flying training for 129 hours to complete 250 hours of flying. Training facilities are available with Flying Clubs in India, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy (in Rae Bareilly, UP), Private Academies or Flying Schools in USA, Europe, Australia, the Gulf, etc.
Eligibility: Class XII (Physics and Maths). Current PPL License needed with flying experience in the last three years,18to 30 years and medical clearance fromAFCME, New Delhi or IAM, Bangalore.
Written exam: A test in the following subjects is needed for getting the CPL: Air Regulations, Aviation Meteorology, Air Navigation, Technical, Planning. These exams are conducted 6 times a year. Actual flying experience required is 250 hours of total flying time (150 hours of solo, 25 hours of cross country, 10 hours of instrument flying, 5 hours of night flying).
Cost: Around Rs 8 lakhs and Rs 15 lakhs.
After a CPL, you can build upon more flying hours, login 750 hours of flight time, clear the requisite papers and acquire a Senior Commercial Pilot's License.