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JB,
Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune was granted the status of (deemed-to-be) University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 on 11th January 2003. It comprises of a Medical College, a Dental College, a Nursing College, a College of Physiotherapy, an Institute of Optometry and Visual Sciences, an Institute of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics and Global Business School & Research Centre. The Vidyapeeth is accredited by NAAC with A grade in the year 2009. The Institute of Distance Learning (IDL) is the 8th Institution under the Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune.
The Institute of Distance Learning has been approved by DEC on the recommendation of a Joint Committee of UGC-AICTE-DEC, New Delhi video Letter No. DEC/Recog/2010/2264 dated 4th August 2010. IDL has been established keeping in mind the needs of the modern learning community and at the same time, equipping them with the requisite knowledge and skills that are demanded by the Industry. So all distance courses of this institute have full validity for employment purpose.

I would say first of all focus on your 12th board, you need above 55/60% in physics, maths and English for certain flying schools. It’s good that you’ve decided it in 12th itself. If you get time during your 12th, I would suggest first of all undergo your class 2 medicals, it won’t take much time, about 56 hours depending on the hospital. Here is the list of DGCA class 2 medical examiners:
http://dgca.nic.in/medical/class
Check whichever is nearest and take an appointment. But do check the validity of class 2 medical, I’m unsure. Meanwhile, check out flying schools in India, here is the list of a few good ones.
IGRUA, Rae Bareli (Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udaan Akademi)
CAE(NFTI) Gondia (National Flying Training Institute)
MPFC Indore (Madhya Pradesh Flying Club)
Bombay Flying Club
Rajiv Gandhi Aviation Academy, Hyderabad
Chimes Aviation
Academy of Carver Aviation
There are more flying clubs. So, I would suggest pick a Sunday/ upcoming Diwali holidays to surf all their websites and talk to the ones you shortlist. Know about their entrance exams, if any, fees, when are you eligible for exams etc. I would personally suggest first 2 flying schools in the above list IGRUA and CAE Gondia, both of them charge higher than all others but the quality of training is amazing. Do check out their websites. They both conduct entrance exams thrice a year but I think you’ll be eligible to appear only after you get your board result.
After finalising the flying school, get to know about their entrance exams, talk to people who are studying there or have given these exams. Start preparing for their entrances before or after boards, that’s up to you. After your 12th boards, apply for class 1 medical appointment, undergo it. It takes a few months to get the certificate. Read the medical procedures at DGCAs website. There is also a Cadet Pilot Program run by CAE Gondia and IndiGo in which you have job security post training. Check that out too, its expensive but there is job guarantee. Make wise choices.