Dear student,

• In order to become a fighter pilot you may give the CDSE examination for which you must be a graduate and between 20 to 24 years of age, also maths and physics is required in class 12th.
• The second way to become a fighter pilot is through AFCAT examination in which graduation with 60% is required and class 12th with 50% in science stream. Age must be 20 to 24 years.
• The third way is by giving NCC examination with 20 to 24 years of age limit. Same criteria for graduation and 12 th class as above mentioned. For this you need a NCC Air wing senior division c certificate.

The height required is around 164 cms.  A navy pilot must be atleast 5 feet 2 inches tall but also not talker than 6 feet inches.

Hi Aspirant,

There are two type of Pilot variants. One for whom flying is just a hobby, others regards it as his/ her career. Two different programs are available for the two kinds of pilots. For the hobby the PPL (Private Pilot License) is available, while for the pilots looking for a career in the aviation industry its the CPL (Commercial Pilot License).

To become a pilot after B.E in Mechanical Engineering :

1. Get a class II medical test done by a DGCA approved doctor.
2. Most importantly the infrastructure as well as experience in the industry for over 20 years. You can find the list of doctors at the DGCA website.
3. Join a flying club. I would recommend Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Limited for their large fleet, young and dynamic flight instructors
4. Giving necessary theory exams as required by DGCA is generally taken care by the Flying Club that you would join. Rest of the formalities like getting a Student Pilot License, doing required flying hours etc are done later on.

Hope this is clear

Thanks

Hi,

Entrance ExamNDA Exam

Eligibility10+2 in Science (MPC)/Commerce

LicenseCommercial Pilot License (CPL)

Salary2 Lakhs to 5 Lakhs

Fees of Pilot Training Courses15 Lakhs to 20 Lakhs

Student is an Indian, wishes to go for a Commercial Pilot Licence on a Cessna 152 (2 seater)

Admission fee to a Flying club: 25,000 INR

200 Hours fee at 6500 INR per hour = 13,00,000 INR

Class 2 initial and Class 1 medical tests costs = 7,000 INR approx

Ground class (generally negotiable) = 1,00,000 INR

to reach an Airbus 320 rating you need a Multi Engine rating which would cost you

5. 6,00,000 INR (approx)

6. and type rating on Airbus 320 will cost you approx 25,00,000 INR more.

So I would say the final price tag for your (employable)Pilot Training would be around 45 Lakh INR (plan it as a minimum)

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

Hello Tejaswini Buwa,

To become a pilot you need to know Basic algebra, Ordinary arithmetic , conversion and you have to be accurate in calculations and that does not include advanced math or calculus .

So, even if you're bad in math you can still become a pilot (reasons above).

And coming to the second part of your query, you should be atleast 5'4 to be eligible to become a pilot in IAF but in case of other Commercial airlines required height is 5'1 .

To know more about Pilot as a career check the following page,

"Airline Pilot - Career, Role, Education, Jobs & Salary" https://www.careers360.com/careers/airline-pilot

Hope this helps.

Hello,

It's okay that you are repeating only for the Mathematics but for the AFCAT exam eligibility  you need to do after the repeat  , a degree in the Maths /Physis  as main then you will be able to apply for the exam .

ALL THE BEST!!!!!

Hope you are satisfied with the answer.

If you have any doubts, feel free to ask.

Hello student,

Yes obviously. Nothing to ID although you have glasses you also can be a pilot. Just for the eligibility test you have to pass medical class 1 certificate. The eyesight eligibility criteria depends upon countries but according DGCA India regulations you must should have 6/6 vision. Now as you have glasses you may know what is is that means. For that you have to read the 6th line of Snellen chart from distance of 6 m. Also you should not have Colours blindness.

You haven't mentioned your eyes issues that's why it is quite not possible to go through all of this. You may  go through the link below to know how to become a pilot https://www.careers360.com/courses/cpl-commercial-pilot-license/amp

Yes according to the new on demand policy of NIOS,  students can give examination of mathematics only. You can register for those on the papers for which you have taken admission. This makes the exam flexible and students comfortable and they can give their exams according to their satisfaction. The examination is government certified and eligible in all government and private sectors

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Hi,

Tanya, i want you to know that you are not the only one who is getting this mess in the head almost evry student before entering the college get these kind of thoughts in mind but its not the matter on which you panic you should choose your career wisely you should see in which area your interest lies and should go forward for it so you can never get tired of working and will be very successful in life.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! For being a pilot ,you should have 55% in each and aggregate 60% so if you have marks as I mention then yes don't loose hope ,you have a golden chance but if don't have marks like that then sorry we also can't do nothing in that case.

For more info . regarding this you can visit our link given below;

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pilot-training-course ..

Hope it helps you!!

Thank you!

Have a great day!!

hello,

For becoming a pilot you need to enrol yourself in an aviation academy and for that you must keep in mind the following things:

• your age should not be less than 17 years to begin training
• You must have scored 50% in 10+2 which may vary as per the Institute requirement
• You must have studied MPC (https://leverageedu.com/blog/mpc-subjects/) [Maths, Physics, and Chemistry] along with English at the intermediate level
• If you are a non-science student, you may pursue the required subjects through the National Institute of Open Schooling or as a private candidate from the respective state board
• You will need a medical certificate.

So you see the question whether you can pursue maths through NIOS is answered in this. You can pursue the remaining subjects through NIOS board.

hope this helps!!