Hello
Here is the list of flying schools in india

1)Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udan Akademi (IGRUA)
Fees: Rs. 45l

2)National Flying Training Institute (NFTI)
Fees:34.6L

3) Ahmedabad Aviation & Aeronautics Ltd. (AAA)
Fees:24.6L

4) Bombay Flying Club
Fees: 41L

There are other institutes also but their fee structure is not specified.

Hello

In India to become a commercial pilot you need to have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Since you have taken commerce as your preferred stream, if possible switch it to PCM, if not then after taking your 12th board exams register for the Maths, Physics, and Chemistry exams from  NIOS( National Institute of Open Schooling), post clearing all three exams you will be eligible to become a pilot in India.

Hello aspirant,

The eligibility requirements for the Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) are as follows:

The applicant must be at least eighteen years old.

The candidates must have passed the class 12 board exams in maths and physics.

Three years of PPL experience are required for certification as a C PL.

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hope this information helps you.

Hello,

f you're interested in becoming a pilot, having a strong foundation in mathematics is definitely important. The pilot training programs require a good understanding of mathematics. In terms of the specific math subjects in 11th and 12th grade, it's generally beneficial to have a background in applied mathematics or pure mathematics. These subjects can help you develop the mathematical skills necessary for aviation, such as understanding navigation, flight planning, and aerodynamics.

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Greetings!

So, usually whenever you are going to be a pilot typically advanced maths is not required. Basic maths skills are important for the calculations and navigation. Advance maths is not necessary for the pilot training. Just focus on understanding fundamental maths concept in the practical applications rather than advanced mathematical theories for becoming a pilot.

How,

To become a pilot after graduation, you can follow these steps:

1) Research flight schools and their programs.

2) You can get a Private Pilot License (PPL)

3) You should work on building flight hours and gain experience

4) Obtain an instrument rating

5) Get a Commercial Pilot License (CPL).

6) You should consider getting a flight instructor rating.

7) Network and gain practical experience.

I hope this helps,

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