How much percentage do I need in class 10th to be eligible for Loco Pilot?

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There is no special courses for railway driver, but you have to complete ITI to become a railway driver. ABOUT ITI its a 2 year course,which trains the candidate to work in automobile sectors ELIGIBILTY ~ 10th pass with math and science. ELIGIBILITY TO BECOME A LOCO PILOT EDUCATIONAL QUALI

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Sir if I don't have Science but I have Maths in class 10, but I have done ITI and mechanical engineering both so I am eligible to apply is loco pilot or not sir please reply.

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