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Hello Rajnendra,
You will get preparation for Military Pilot its good Future for u.
Military pilots are highly trained professional pilots who work for the air force or army, flying military aircraft.
Military pilots perform a variety of duties and may, for example, transport military cargo and passengers. They may conduct reconnaissance where high-flying photographically equipped aircraft are used. They could be involved in aerial combat where fighter aircraft are used as weapons' platforms.
The duties of military pilots depend to some extent on the type of aircraft on which they were trained. More experienced military pilots could train new recruits as well as be involved in the conversion training of qualified pilots.
There are usually two pilots on board during military aircraft operations, the pilot-in-command (captain) and the co-pilot (first officer). There may, however be more, depending on the type of aircraft and the specific operation.
The captain is responsible for the safety of the aircraft, passengers, crew and cargo. The captain supervises the crew, giving instructions, making decisions, checking the aircraft, route, weather and specific operational orders before take-off. The co-pilot assists or relieves the captain in the operation of the aircraft. The co-pilot also monitors flight instruments.
Satisfying Aspects
- flying
- being part of a defence force team
- “free" training to become a pilot
Demanding aspects
- working irregular hours
- stress when having to fly in adverse weather conditions
- reduced life expectancy if and when war breaks out
Requirements
A military pilot should:
- have excellent health and stamina;
- have good hearing, eyesight and good colour discrimination;
- have no history of organic or nervous disease, mental disorders, drug addiction or alcoholism;
- be responsible;
- have above average intelligence;
- have excellent leadership abilities;
- be able to work well under stress;
- be emotionally stable and mature;
- be able to work in a team;
- undergo a selection procedure.
School Subjects
National Senior Certificate
Compulsory Subjects: Mathematics, Physical Sciences
Recommended Subjects: Geography, Languages
Training
SA Air Force: The training in the SA Air Force is physically and mentally very demanding. The applicant must be a South African citizen, medically fit and between 17 and 25 years old when training commences.

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Hi,
For Eligibility in any engineering college.
*Engineering courses are usually offered at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate level.
*The eligibility criterion for undergraduate courses is a pass in 10+2 with 50% marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
*One can opt for B.E/ B.Tech in the disciplines of computer science, electronics, chemical, automobile, ceramics, environmental, textile, marine, production engineering etc.
*For postgraduate course i.e. M.E/M.Tech, a Bachelor's degree in engineering is required and for doctoral course, post graduation in the relevant subject is essential.
*Admission to the engineering courses is done on the basis of merit in the entrance exam conducted at the state or national level.
*Regarding the program of study, the topics and the syllabus differ from stream to stream.
*Generally, engineering students are given lessons through experiments in the laboratories, practical exposure, apart from bookish knowledge.
Hope its help.
All the best!

Sudip, head to coursera.org for free online courses. I am not sure how good you are with maths and programming. If you feel you are ready to compete with the BTechs and BCA-MCA then you can go ahead. you can go for .Net / C# if you are good in programming. However, if that is not so, If you you're better with creative work, then you can head for web design of even vfx/ animation since there is a huge requirement coming up in that domain. There is also an intermediate path in games design and development. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.