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Hi Harshkumar!
The Chartered Accountant course starts with three different consequent sections namely, Common Proficiency Test (CPT), Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) and Final Course. The ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) has framed two ways of entries to get into Chartered Accountant curriculum:
CPT entry after class 12
Direct entry after graduation
Since you are pursuing graduation, I would suggest you to complete your graduation first. You will be then eligible for direct entry scheme then and would't need to do CPT. Here is the eligibility criteria for the same:
1. Commerce graduates and Post graduates who have secured minimum of 50% of total marks or equivalent grade in any one of recognised University with subjects, should have studied any 3 papers of Accounting, Mercantile Laws, Auditing, corporate Laws, Economics, Taxation, Costing, Management Accounting, Administration.
2. Those graduates who are not from the stream of Commerce should have minimum of 60% of the total marks or its equivalent grade in any one of recognised University. Candidates who have successfully graduated from any University (including open Universities) established by law in India also eligible to enter through Direct Entry.
3. Those candidates who have cleared CS Executive Exams under Institute of Company Secretaries of India and who have passed the CWA Inter Exams under Institute of Cost Accountants of India are also eligible through this direct graduate entry.

Student Pilot License (SPL)
There are no pilot courses in India. Usually its just study material and exams to pass. The exam is conducted by flying clubs and covers papers in:
- Air Regulations
- Aviation Meteorology
- Air Navigation Air Technical
Eligibility:
- Age of 16 years
- Class X pass
- Medical certificate of fitness
- Security clearance
- Bank guarantee of Rs.10,000
Selection
An oral test is taken every month, followed by a medical. Air Force Central Medical Establishment (AFCME), Subroto Park, New Delhi & Institute of Aviation Medicine (IAM), Vimanpura Bangalore, are the final authorities for medical fitness. Once candidates clear the medical fitness test, they get the SPL and need to pass the Pilot Aptitude Test. Private Pilot License
After SPL, the instructor accompanies the flier to actually teach the practical side of flying. This dual flight lasts 15 hours, though you need to clock in 60 hours, of which 20 hours need to be solo. Theory Exam Topics:
- Air Regulations
- Aviation Meteorology
- Air Navigation
- Aircraft Engines
- Seamanship
Eligibility:
- 10+2 and Medical fitness certificate from AFCME or IAM
- Minimum 17 years of age
- approximately. Rs. 1000 for an hour of flying. Commercial Pilot License
Further flying of 129 hours to a total of 250 hours will grant you a CPL. Education Eligibility :
- XII (Physics and Maths)
- Right now the PPL Licence needs flying experience in the last 3 years
- Eligible Age: 18 - 30 years
Medical Fitness: As granted by AFCME, New Delhi / IAM, Bangalore
Written Exam Testing:
- Air Regulations
- Aviation Meteorology
- Air Navigation
- Technical
- Planning
The exams are held 6 times a year. Actual flying experience required:
- 250 hours of total flying time (150 hours solo, 25 hours cross country)
- 10 hours of instrument flying
- 5 hours of night flying
Promotions usually come based on experience and vacancies only. Training never ends though. You must prove yourself proficient through tests thrice a year. The highest licence is the Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) granting flying privilege to every type of aircraft. The licence must be renewed every 6 months.