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Definitely, you can join a pilot training course. The basic eligibility criteria for candidates who are looking to pursue pilot's training course is to have completed 10+2 exam from any recognise board / universities, with physics, chemistry and maths as their subjects.
As far as age is concerned, you should have attained at least 18 years of age at the time of joining such course which I'm sure, you would have.
B.Tech in any stream is not at all required to become a pilot. In fact, no graduation is required to become a commercial pilot.
In case you are eyeing the pilot vacancies that are announced in defence sectors, may it be Air force or Navy or The Indian Army. They usually ask you to be a graduate preferably in science streams. But they have a very strict regulation on the age of the candidate.
They recruit through CDS, NDA and AFCAT for defence pilots.
Good luck.

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