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Prachi PolMaking History...
Guide-Level 13
Yes, you can go for aeronautical engineering. The only thing you have to do is give entrance exam required for ISRO and you will get lateral entry in ISRO. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
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Sushant Sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Duration of this course would be 16 months. The above course would give you a theoretical knowledge only.
Training in commercial flying can be taken with flying clubs, the Rashtriya Udan Academy, Private Flying academies or with flying schools abroad.
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/pilot-91
Duration of this course would be 16 months. The above course would give you a theoretical knowledge only.
Training in commercial flying can be taken with flying clubs, the Rashtriya Udan Academy, Private Flying academies or with flying schools abroad.
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/pilot-91
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Nishant kumar Ray
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
There are many ways through which you could become a pilot or a fighter pilot in Indian Air Force or in Navy through different entries after your class 12th or graduation. After your class 12th, you could apply for direct entry of navy which is 10 + 2 B.Tech entry scheme The selection through this is based upon JEE Mains examination after getting selected you could opt for aviation branch in Naval Academy and for Air Force you have to get graduated first to become a fighter pilot then you can apply for graduate entries like AFCAT CDSE NCC etc.
There are many ways through which you could become a pilot or a fighter pilot in Indian Air Force or in Navy through different entries after your class 12th or graduation. After your class 12th, you could apply for direct entry of navy which is 10 + 2 B.Tech entry scheme The selection through this is based upon JEE Mains examination after getting selected you could opt for aviation branch in Naval Academy and for Air Force you have to get graduated first to become a fighter pilot then you can apply for graduate entries like AFCAT CDSE NCC etc.
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7 years ago
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Nishant kumar Ray
Guide-Level 12
NDA is one such opportunity, which provides you to become a fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force, but it is not necessary that you become through NDA only you can apply for pilot in IAF after doing your aeronautical engineering from private University through graduate entries I like AFCAT CDSE etc.
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7 years agoHow can a girl join Indian air force as a pilot after completing class 12th without giving NDA exam?
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Nishant kumar Ray
Guide-Level 12
Right now, girls can only join as fighter pilot after their graduation is completed with minimum 60% marks in the graduation, then they can apply through various graduate entries like AFCAT CDSE etc.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
Contributor-Level 7
Carver Aviation is providing student pilot license in 15 days.
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Sushil SrivastavaAirport Director, Gulbarga Airport (Kalaburagi)
Contributor-Level 7
Dear,
What kind of pilot do you want to be? If you want to fly commercial flights initially then you need to take CPL to just learn and understand flying and for the joy you may take PPL.
What kind of pilot do you want to be? If you want to fly commercial flights initially then you need to take CPL to just learn and understand flying and for the joy you may take PPL.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
Dear Mr Pan,
All the flying schools offer ab-initio to CPL course.
All the flying schools offer ab-initio to CPL course.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
CPL duration is not declared or precise as it is dependant on the infrastructure of flying school, geographical location, availability of navigational aids, serviceable aircrafts, instructors, weather etc.
Hence no flying school can declare the duration of CPL. As it requires 200hours of flying to be completed.
Generally it taken 8-10 months to get 200hrs of flying done if it is uninterrupted. Therefore you can expect CPL license to be issued in 1years time provided you clear your CPL issue exams conducted by DGCA parallel to the flying.
Hence no flying school can declare the duration of CPL. As it requires 200hours of flying to be completed.
Generally it taken 8-10 months to get 200hrs of flying done if it is uninterrupted. Therefore you can expect CPL license to be issued in 1years time provided you clear your CPL issue exams conducted by DGCA parallel to the flying.
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8 years ago
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi Shreyas!
The fee structure is not mentioned on the official website of the institute.
Aviation is a dynamic field. It is mainly dependent on the crude oil price.Right now the crude oil price is low about 50-60 Usd per barrel. All the airlines are making some profit. As a result airlines can afford to expand their fleet size and hire more pilots. If the crude price goes upto 100 Usd like it was before few years. The airlines won't be able to make the same profit. So they will start cost cutting. Cost cutting means no more expansion and no more hiring. You should complete your course at such a time when the crude oil prices are low. If
The fee structure is not mentioned on the official website of the institute.
Aviation is a dynamic field. It is mainly dependent on the crude oil price.Right now the crude oil price is low about 50-60 Usd per barrel. All the airlines are making some profit. As a result airlines can afford to expand their fleet size and hire more pilots. If the crude price goes upto 100 Usd like it was before few years. The airlines won't be able to make the same profit. So they will start cost cutting. Cost cutting means no more expansion and no more hiring. You should complete your course at such a time when the crude oil prices are low. If
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