I am in class 12th. How do I become a pilot?

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2 years ago

Pursue a Bachelor's Degree from best colleges in India like:
1. Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Urban Academy.
2. Bombay Flying Club.
3. Rajiv Gandhi Academy of Aviation Technology.
4. Madhya Pradesh Flying Club.
5. National Flying Training Institute.

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Kr Saurabh

2 years ago

The most important requirement for becoming a pilot after 12th grade is a 10+2 in Science. However, other pilot training colleges accept commerce students as well. Students who want to become pilots in India must be at least 17 years old and provide fitness and medical Certificate. It is necessary to pass the DGCA's class 2 medical. Airline pilots must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline, whereas commercial pilots must have a high school Diploma or equivalent. Certain flight schools have been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration as part of 2-4 year colleges/universities that offer the appropriate aviation or aeronauti

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The most important requirement for becoming a pilot after 12th grade is a 10+2 in Science. However, other pilot training colleges accept commerce students as well. Students who want to become pilots in India must be at least 17 years old and provide fitness and medical Certificate. It is necessary to pass the DGCA's class 2 medical. Airline pilots must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline, whereas commercial pilots must have a high school Diploma or equivalent. Certain flight schools have been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration as part of 2-4 year colleges/universities that offer the appropriate aviation or aeronautics degree (FAA). Enrol at a flight school. To obtain a pilot's licence, you must complete a certain number of flying training hours. The type of pilot programme sought determines the number of training hours required. A commercial pilot's licence, for example, necessitates 250 hours of flight time, whereas an airline pilot's licence necessitates 1,500 hours of flight time. Formal education will provide you with a basic education; however, you can hire a private tutor or even join the military to gain more in-depth knowledge and experience. At least 200 hours of flight time is required. The first step is to accumulate the necessary number of flight hours, which is followed by a written evaluation demonstrating your flying abilities and passing the physical examination. The key is to be confident and well-prepared. The following is a list of the primary pilot licences issued by each country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA):
Private Pilot License (PPL)
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Airline Transport Pilot License (ATP)
Multi-crew Pilot License (MPL)
Commercial Multi-Engine Land (CMEL)
Certified Flight Instructor (CFL)
Clear the exams. As a condition of employment, several airline firms require pilots to take aptitude and psychological examinations. After being assigned, pilots must complete additional weeks of training and flight time to acquire the feel of being a co-pilot. Securing a prior experience with a minor airline firm is usually useful in the long term if you later wish to join a major airline. Get the CPL Certificate.

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The most important requirement for becoming a pilot after 12th grade is a 10+2 in Science. However, other pilot training colleges accept commerce students as well. Students who want to become pilots in India must be at least 17 years old and provide fitness and medical Certificate. It is necessary to pass the DGCA's class 2 medical. Airline pilots must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline, whereas commercial pilots must have a high school Diploma or equivalent. Certain flight schools have been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration as part of 2-4 year colleges/universities that offer the appropriate aviation or aeronautics degree (FAA). Enrol at a flight school. To obtain a pilot's licence, you must complete a certain number of flying training hours. The type of pilot programme sought determines the number of training hours required. A commercial pilot's licence, for example, necessitates 250 hours of flight time, whereas an airline pilot's licence necessitates 1,500 hours of flight time. Formal education will provide you with a basic education; however, you can hire a private tutor or even join the military to gain more in-depth knowledge and experience. At least 200 hours of flight time is required. The first step is to accumulate the necessary number of flight hours, which is followed by a written evaluation demonstrating your flying abilities and passing the physical examination. The key is to be confident and well-prepared. The following is a list of the primary pilot licences issued by each country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA): Private Pilot License (PPL) Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Airline Transport Pilot License (ATP) Multi-crew Pilot License (MPL) Commercial Multi-Engine Land (CMEL) Certified Flight Instructor (CFL) Clear the exams. As a condition of employment, several airline firms require pilots to take aptitude and psychological examinations. After being assigned, pilots must complete additional weeks of training and flight time to acquire the feel of being a co-pilot. Securing a prior experience with a minor airline firm is usually useful in the long term if you later wish to join a major airline. Get the CPL Certificate.

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Navya Agarwal

2 years ago

The road to becoming a pilot is not an easy one. It requires a significant amount of education and training, as well as a natural talent for flying. In order to become a pilot, one must first have the proper certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This certification is necessary in order to fly any type of aircraft for commercial purposes. Pilots who work for commercial airlines must also have a flight instructor Certificate which can be obtained by completing at least 250 hours of flight time and passing an FAA flight test. Commercial pilots are required to have a college degree or equivalent experience in aviati

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Pankaj Kr | Contributor-Level 6

2 years ago

After completing your 12th grade coursework, you can enroll in a pilot training programme or take the NDA exam to be trained as an Air Force pilot. After completing your 12th grade year, you must have completed your 10+2 in Science, but many pilot training academies also admit commerce students. In order to become a pilot in India, a student must be at least 17 years old and present a fitness and medical Certificate.

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Sakshi Jadhav

2 years ago

First you have to be in Science stream for 10+2, you must have scored 50% in 10+2, you must have studied in Maths Physics Chemistry. You will need a medical Certificate issued by required authorities, the minimum age limit is to become a pilot is 17 years old, so, aforementioned are the eligibility requirements to become a pilot, after this, you can pursue a pilot training course or else you can qualify NDA exam to become a air force pilot.

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