Becoming a Pilot in India: Requirements, Costs, and Entry Criteria

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To become a pilot in India, one typically needs to complete a course after finishing higher secondary education (+2). The entry requirements often include specific marks in the CBSE exams, although exact score requirements can vary by institution. The total cost of pilot training in India can range significantly, often amounting to several lakhs of rupees, depending on the flying school and the type of license pursued. It's advisable to research various flying schools and their specific admission criteria, as well as the overall financial commitment involved in pilot training. For detailed information, prospective students are encouraged to consult official aviation websites and educational resources.
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I wish to become a pilot..What are its particulars..Am from India..so I wish to have some replies based on indian education...What are its particulars and How much will it cost for me to study the whole course(in India) ?? :confused:
Is it a course we have to study after +2??CBSE how much mark we have to score and is the entry depending on our +2 marks??
What are the requirements for this??
I need an immediate reply..plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss...
I 'm very much eager to know abt that...:bugeye:
 
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powergirl said:
I wish to become a pilot..What are its particulars..Am from India..so I wish to have some replies based on indian education...What are its particulars and How much will it cost for me to study the whole course(in India) ?? :confused:
Is it a course we have to study after +2??CBSE how much mark we have to score and is the entry depending on our +2 marks??
What are the requirements for this??
I need an immediate reply..plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss...
I 'm very much eager to know abt that...:bugeye:

You'll get lots of relevant information if you google.

For example,
- http://www.webindia123.com/career/options/compilot/intro.htm"
- http://indian-airlines.nic.in/scripts/careers.aspx"
 
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