Hello,

Yes, you can become a commercial pilot even if you have PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), but there are some conditions.

For commercial pilot training in India :

1. You need 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics .

   • Most flying schools require Maths and Physics in 12th.

   • If you only have PCB, you might need to do Maths separately (like through a bridge course or open board).

2. You need to join a DGCA-approved flying school .

3. You must pass medical tests for class 1 pilot license.

So, PCB alone is not enough , but if you study Maths additionally , you can become a pilot.

Hope it helps !

Hi,

Yes, you can become a commercial pilot if you have PCB, as long as you meet the key requirements-

1. You should pass 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. If you don't have maths, you can take it as an additional subject from the NIOS or any recognized board.
2. You would need minimum 50% marks to qualify.
3. 17 years is the minimum age to begin flying training.
4. Also, you must pass the DGCA class 1 Medical Examination, which is done by an aviation medical examiner.

After you are eligible, you will need -

1. Student Pilot License (SPL) by joining a DGCA-approved Flying Club.
2. Private Pilot License (PPL) to learn basic flying, which is minimum 40-50 hours.
3. Commercial Pilot License (CPL) for advanced training with at leat 200+ flying hours + DGCA written exams + medical fitness.
4. Then you can apply for a commercial airline pilot.

You can check the link given below for more information about pilot course https://www.careers360.com/courses/articles/pilot-courses-after-12th-counar

Hope it helps!!!

Best of luck.