How can I become a commercial pilot? Which course should I pursue after completing class 12th in science?

In case you have passed 12th Science, you may join a CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) training programme if you meet the above mentioned educational and medical standards. You may approach private institutes, fill forms and get started. Most institutes have a Pilot Aptitude Test, which a candidate must clear, in order to get selected. The Aptitude test is a 3 stage process, comprising of- written examination, Interview and the Aptitude Test. The written exam deals with subjects like- Mathematics, Geography, General Knowledge, English skills etc. This is followed by an Interview. Candidates who manage to clear these two stages are called for the third stage- Pilot Aptitude Test. After the final stage, medical examination is conducted. Finally, a merit list is prepared, based on the performance of candidates in each stage of the selection process as well as the medical examination. Based on merit, deserving candidates will be selected and trained to become Commercial Pilots!

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Educational qualification: Minimum qualification required is 10+2 with Physics & Maths. (If you don't have Physics & Maths in 10+2 you have an option of passing these two subjects at 10+2 level from National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) On-Demand Examinations and can start your pilot training course. Visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.nios.ac.in/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.nios.ac.in/</a> for details). Age:18 years of age completion Medical: Class II Medical is to be done by a DGCA approved medical examiner. The list of DGCA approved medical examiner is available here: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.dgca.nic.in/medical/c1exam-ind.htm" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.dgca.nic.in/medical/c1exam-ind.htm</a> Class I Medical could be obtained in due course of Training. Ground Training: Air Regulations Air Navigation Aviation Meteorology Technical General (Aircraft and Engines) Technical Specific RTR (Radio Telephony Restricted) Flying Training: 200 hours of flying as per DGCA Syllabus Student Pilot License (SPL) Student Pilot License is a very basic license with which one can actually pilot the aircraft. To acquire Commercial Pilot License, according to DGCA requirements the candidate has to do a minimum of 200 hours of flight training and so to fulfil this requirement, SPL is the very first step which can lead the candidate to a flourishing commercial pilot career. Eligibility Criteria: 16 years of Age: The student/ enthusiast/ incumbent will have to provide proof of his age via a school leaving certificate/Birth Certificate or Passport. 10th Standard Pass: Proof of having successfully completed 10th standard. Class II Medical Test by certified DGCA approved doctor.

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Go for Pilot Training but make sure you are physically fit.bcz. they disqualify many for that . also it is advisable to do Bachelor's. in physics before. .

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If you want to become a pilot then go for graduation in Physics and after that join the pilot training courses for pursuing training and join the flying club to gain flying hours to pursue for licence. Apply for CPL after gaining flying hours.

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