Commercial Pilot
Hey dear chances for becoming a Pilot are good And it’s easy but Job guarantee is not there since your not working for Government based airlines
the chances are very high there .
Good luck hope I’m clear to you
Hi Cheryl ,
As per eligibility criteria for commercial pilot
You should have PCMas your compulsory subject in you HSC .and also you should have 50% aggregate marks in 12th to become pilot.
For admission to pilot course you need to clear the entrance which incluse entrance exam, medical examination
Hi sandeep,
Rajiv Gandhi Academy of aviation technology is a decent one.The average fee is approximately INR 20 lacs for the course with a duration of 18-24 months based on progress of the students. This covers flying training on single engine and multi engine, ground subjects, accommodation, books, transportation and
Hello,
The fee charged is Rs38 Lacs whereas the cost of training of CPL at IGRUA is more than 45 Lacs. The gap is made up by the Government. There is no other subsidy or relaxation in training fee available to any candidate including SC,ST and OBC.
he Ministry of
Thanks for query
A commercial pilot requires much more than passion though. This is a highly specialized profession which requires extensive knowledge of air navigation, meteorological report and operating highly sophisticated technology. All this while being the protector and leader to the flight crew and passengers under all kinds of
Hey
In order to be a commercial pilot, you need to pursue aeronautical engineering for which you need to appear in JEE MAINS
There is nothing you are weak at, you will improve soon
Practise hard and you will be perfect
Hope it helps!!
Hey Ruchi ,Greetings!
ELIGIBILITY
For Being a pilot, you should be at least 18 years old and you should have had completed your 10+2 in science stream. Your score should be at least 60% in physics, chemistry, and mathematics while having good communication skills and command of English language.
Hello Tushar,
First of all, you have to get SPL(Student Pilot Licence), then PPL(Private Pilot Licence) and after that CPL(Commercial Pilot Licence) with Multi Engine Instrument Rating. This will cost you around INR 30-40 on an average. This doesn't include the accomodations , travelling expense and others.
Better is to
The Question containing Inaapropriate or Abusive Words
Question lacks the basic details making it difficult to answer
Topic Tagged to the Question are not relevant to Question
Question drives traffic to external sites for promotional or commercial purposes
The Question is not relevant to User
And never miss an important update