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Admission Process:
Most flight training schools conduct a medical examination and a ground training programme to label an aspirant suitable or unsuitable for aviation courses. Examination:
Medical Examination- In the first phase, a student has to go through a medical examination, which can be awarded to him by any doctor with a DGCS approval. Only if a candidate is deemed fit, as per the medical clearance test, he can take admission to a flight training school. This is also known as Class 2 step. Ground Training- Students who successfully pass the medical examination at the Class 2 level become eligible to undergo a Class 1 ground-training course. This training can take anywhere between two and three months for completion. Also, the training programme enables an aspirant to get a grasp on subjects, including Air Regulation, Aviation Meteorology, Air Navigation and Aircraft Technical.

Hi Raj,
Well, I am giving you two important eligibility criteria which you should know before applying for MIM or any other:
1. Make sure your undergraduate degree is accepted. This would usually a Bachelors degree, bt Diploma programs may also be accepted. You should also check whether the school requires applicants to have studied a particular subject at undergraduate level, such as a Bachelors in business or economics. The good news for those who have studied something else is that most MIM programs are open to applicants from all academic backgrounds.
2. Have a plan for your finances. Business schools usually want to see that you have a clear plan of how to finance your studies, covering both the tuition fees and your living costs. Often students will use a combined approach of savings, loans and scholarships.
Hope this will help you.