Can we become a pilot direct after 10th without doing 10+2?

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konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hello, After your class 10th, as there is no diploma course in this field, you need to have Maths and Physics as main subjects in your class 12th, and should have passed out. To become a pilot, the minimum qualification required is: class 12th passed out, with Maths and Physics. All the best.

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Capt Ankur SA
7 years ago
You may only attain a Private Pilot License after class 10th, which shall not entitle you the privilege to fly for commercial airliners. For flying commercially, you need to possess a CPL for which minimum requirement is 10+2 or any Diploma which is equivalent to 10+2.

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Shabana Bee
7 years ago
You have to enroll for class 11th and class 12th. After your class 10th, as there is no diploma course in this field, you need to have Maths and Physics as main subjects in your class 12th, and should have passed out. To become a pilot, the minimum qualification required is: class 12th passed out, w

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Somanath Sahoo
7 years ago
Hi, To become a pilot you have to enroll yourself in a flying school (B.Sc in Aviation). For this, you have to pass 10+2 or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in Mathematics and Physics.

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