Pilot Training

Eligibility:
The candidates shall have passed minimum 10+2 Class with aggregate of 50% marks in Physics and Mathematics; or a three years Diploma in engineering; or a higher qualification in Science with Physics and Mathematics. The trainees shall be subjected to a medical examination before they are admitted to the training institute by a doctor having at least an MBBS Degree. This is done to check the medical fitness of students for the field of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. Candidates shall not have any physical disabilities or colour blindness, which may interfere in discharging the duties as an AME. Admission Requirement:
Application Form
Original and attested copies of the XII, Higher Secondary Pass Certificate (for B.Sc-IT) / Bachelor's Degree Mark sheet (for PGD & M.Sc-IT)
Two recent passport-size color photos (Additional 10 photos to be kept ready)
Eligibility fees to be paid as per University norms. Before admission applicant has to pass entrance test (comprising 100 Questions from Maths, Physics, Chemistry & English).

A passion for flight
While this is key to career fulfilment on a personal level, you'll need to balance it with a good amount of the qualities that today airlines are looking for. Motivation and ambition, self-discipline, technical aptitude, pressure tolerance, maturity for your age, and spatial awareness, all factor as critical attributes of the pilot profile. Completed secondary education
Completed secondary education (high school), ideally achieving a pass in English, Mathematics and Physics. Certain airline-sponsored or partnered programmes may have additional educational requirements. Medical certification
Before training begins, you'll need an examination to test your hearing, eyesight, coordination, and overall health. Upon successful completion, you will receive a valid Class 1 Medical Certificate. All pilots are required to have this certificate throughout their entire flying careers. Contact your local aviation authority for more information. Age, nationality eligibility and entry requirements
You may apply from age 17 but can only begin training as of 18 years of age. Depending on your programme of interest, you must be eligible to live in the country your training programme takes place in. Visit the individual training programme page to see the specific requirements of your programme of interest. Assessment
This ensures that we identify individuals who are most likely to succeed in pilot training and who are suitable for a career an airline pilot. Our process involves computer-based aptitude testing, personality questionnaires, teamwork exercises, and competency based interviews.