Hi. Is it necessary to give CET exam for becoming a commercial pilot? What do we need to do after 12th for becoming a commercial pilot.

Look firstly, you need to have Physics and Maths in your 10+2 level and a pass Certificate with a minimum age of 16, secondly, you have to get a commercial pilot license (CPL), approved from DGCA, for this you have to enroll yourself in pilot training courses, CET is one of them and best of them. The training duration is 3-4 years. And finally you really need to have utmost passion for the profession, because it's a gentle reminder, that commercial pilots have to undergo rigorous hardcore training before they can apply for their license. Best of luck.

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This is not necessary to give CET exam for Commercial Pilot. CET exam is for Engineering, Pharmacy, Law and for Management courses admission only. For commercial pilot every Flying Institute takes own entrance exam, so there is no any common entrance exam for CPL. The eligibility criteria and other details are given below. This course offers 200 hours of flying training this 8-10 months course offers dual/ solo, general flying, circuit & landing sorties. Instruments and cross country flights, skill tests, route checks and night flying rating as per DGCA requirement. Age and qualifications criteria: The candidate must be 18 years old at the time of issue of his/her Commercial Pilot License with a minimum qualification of 10+2 ( Physics and Maths). A Commercial Pilot License holder can act as a Pilot in Command of any aircraft entered on his/her license. This license issued is valid internationally. He / She can be employed as pilot in Government and civil airlines or in private / corporate companies / flying clubs and has a wide variety of career opportunities.

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To become a commercial pilot, you will typically need to complete a combination of flight training and academic education. After 12th, the most common path to becoming a commercial pilot is to first complete a Bachelor's degree in aviation or a related field, such as aerospace engineering or aeronautical engineering. After completing your graduation, you can enroll in a flying school which is approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and complete your flying hours. Once you have completed your flying hours, you will need to pass a series of DGCA exams, including a written exam, a medical exam and a flight test, in order to obtain a Commercial Pilot License (CPL). It's not necessary to give Common Entrance Test (CET) for becoming a commercial pilot, it's an optional entrance test for some private flying schools to get admission. It's important to note that the requirements for becoming a commercial pilot may vary depending on the country you are located in, and you should check with the aviation authority in your country for the specific requirements. In addition to academic and flight training, you will also need to meet certain medical and physical requirements, such as good vision and the ability to pass a medical examination. Additionally, you will need to have a certain number of flight hours, usually around 250-300 hours. Overall, becoming a commercial pilot is a challenging and demanding process that requires a significant amount of time, effort, and dedication. But with hard work and determination, it can be a rewarding and exciting career.

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