Science

1. Requirements to become a pilot: The minimum requirements to become pilot in our country are that you need to have your 12th standard completed and you should have scored 50% of marks in physics, chemistry and maths in your 12th boards.
Student Pilots: To be eligible for a student pilot certificate, you must be at least 16 years old and able to read, speak, write and understand English, as required by Civil Aviation Regulation.
Private Pilots: Private pilot applicants must be at least 17 years old and be able to read, speak, write and understand English, per CAR. In addition, you must complete the necessary ground and flight training requirements as required by the federal aviation regulations.
Commercial Pilots and Flight Instructors: Commercial pilot and flight instructor applicants must be at least 18 years old, and as previous certificates require, must also be able to read, speak, write and understand English.
Complete your college degree: While college degrees were not compulsory in the past they are considered valuable with the advancement of time. The degree should preferably be in the field of sciences if not the aviation background. Majors in non-science backgrounds can also become pilots provided they have a good grasp of maths, calculations, and reasoning. A college degree helps to demonstrate the airline the commitment and your capability to complete the programme.
'The Training School' Hunt: While there are a number of options available in the market there is a reason why there are more than one options. Find the reason conduct a study as to which training school is better in various aspects. Create a chart with the pros and cons of the aviation field but also consider external factors like proximity to your residence and the fee. Post brainstorming, enrol in a school. This is a crucial desk of knowledge heading in the direction of launching your career. The flying school will not only teach you the basics and advances of flying the aircraft but also train you to excel with providing you hands-on experience to fly aircraft.

Microbiology has generated a lot of buzz in the past few years leading to a rush in the number of students who are looking to pursue this field as a career. The scope of Microbiology is huge because of the involvement of microbiology in various fields such as Pharmacy, Medicine, clinical research, agriculture, dairy industry, water industry, nanotechnology & chemical technology.
Bachelor's degree courses:
Below is the list of courses that one can pursue in the field of microbiology. The duration of these courses is three years. Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
Bachelor of Science in Applied Microbiology
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Microbiology
Bachelor of Science in Food Technology
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Microbiology
In India, the average salary of a Microbiologist is between 2 to 3 LPA. If you are working with the government or private organizations, you will get handsome salary along with the perks and other benefits.

Dear Manish,
Well, you can learn in multiple ways, some people learn everything online while some join programs and courses to become a data scientist. I think one needs to cover a certain topics online while certain topics can only be learnt in classroom training module.
Python Basics, Intermediate and Advanced statistics, Probability and Linear Algebra, Linear Regression, Time Series and Cost Function, Types of Data & Exploratory Data Analysis, Collecting, extracting, querying, cleaning, and aggregating data for analysis, Data Sources, Cleaning and Wrangling, Working with APIs and Web Scraping.
These will help you learn the advanced topics of data Science faster and in depth. I would always recommend data Science aspirants to go for a programme which is classroom-based, instructor-led and heavily practice driven. You will come across a lot of institutions, courses, programs that will help you learn data Science. Some are way expensive while some are reasonable. But, one very important thing to keep in mind while you are enrolling for such courses is to know the worth of it in terms of knowledge and what at the end of the course you are developing within yourself. Remember: "80% practical & 20% theory".
Hope this helps.

Now, the scope of chemical engineering is so vast that it is possible to fetch a job very easily. It ranges from core Oil and Gas, Mineral Processing, Pharma, Polymers to Pollution Control. So, opportunities are practically huge. Being chemical engineer opens you to go to any of the sectors. Chemical engineers are required both in government (BPCL, ONGC) and private sectors. Their job profile ranges from Production engineer, Design Engineer, etc. ICT, Mumbai is one of the premier chemical engineering institutions in the country. For chemical engineering, you can choose the best colleges which are as follows:
COEP, Pune
BVP, Pune
VIT
DY Patil and Sinhgad Institute, etc., also offer chemical engineering. So, choose the best one.