Which are the Pilot courses after the 12th?
Here are the main Pilot courses after the 12th in India that you can pursue to become a licensed pilot:
Course Name | Purpose | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
Commercial Pilot License (CPL) | For those who want to become airline/commercial pilots | 12th with Physics & Math + DGCA Medical |
Private Pilot License (PPL) | For personal flying, non-commercial | 12th pass + DGCA Medical |
Student Pilot License (SPL) | Entry-level license for pilot training | 16 + years old + Basic written exam |
Glider Pilot License | For operating non-powered aircraft (gliders) | 10th pass minimum + basic medical fitness |
Helicopter Pilot Training (CHPL) | For those who want to fly helicopters | 12th with Physics & Math |
NDA – Indian Air Force Flying Branch | For defense pilot training | 12th with Physics & Math + NDA Exam |
BSc in Aviation (with CPL) | Academic + flying training combo | 12th with PCM + Admission Test/Interview |
Note: The information has been taken from Ambitionbox.com.

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