scholarship

The CUET (Common University Entrance Test) score needed for scholarship awards differs by institution and the kind of scholarship it is. In general, universities and institutions that award scholarships to students taking the CUET require a high rank usually at the **90th percentile** or more with scores over **700 out of 800**. Other criteria might be taken into consideration such as financial need, extracurricular achievements, or eligibility in certain programs. For general category students, it would be advisable to score very high in the CUET so that you have an excellent chance of obtaining merit-based scholarships. Refer to the individual university scholarship policy for precise information.I'm 

Research the organizations, aviation schools, and government initiatives that offer financial aid for pilot training. Most airlines, like Indigo through its Cadet Pilot Program, and institutions such as the Indian Government's *National Aviation Academy*, offer merit-based or need-based scholarships. A few scholarships are specifically designed for underprivileged, female, or minority candidates to promote diversity in aviation. Explore global aviation scholarships such as the International Society of Women Airline Pilots (ISA+21) or programs by organizations like IATA. Maintain excellent academic performance, especially in Science and math, and demonstrate interest in aviation through related extracurricular activities. Apply early with a well-prepared application and ace any aptitude tests or interviews that these programs require.