Hello candidate ,

I am hoping that you are absolutely fine and doing well in your studies. As per your mentioned query , sorry a commerce student cannot apply for the pilot post. As per the eligibility criteria of this course, candidate must have passed their 10+2 with physics, maths and chemistry as compulsory subject with any recognised institute. Also should have attained minimum 50 percentage in their boards.

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I hope this helps you

Hello!

Yes, you can become a pilot after completion of B.Sc Aviation only if you have cleared certain exams.

However, bachelor's degree in Aviation is not necessary to become a pilot. The minimum qualification required for becoming a pilot is that candidate must have completed class 12 in science stream with Physics and Mathematics as the primary subjects with minimum of 50% marks.

After that one must enroll in a reputable flight school for training and pass all the tests, then only one is eligible to become a pilot.

Regarding M.Sc Aviation, it's totally upto you if you want to continue your studies or become a professional pilot.

Hope this helps!

The graduate

Hello,

Yes, a student of commerce may seek to be a pilot. The very minimum requirements for obtaining a commercial pilot licence include a class II medical exam performed by DGCA-approved physicians, completion of 10+2 with physics and math, and being 18 years of age. To begin your Pilot training programme, you must pass the 10+2 National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) On-Demand Examinations in Physics and Math.

A skilled aviation consultant may direct you to a top-notch pilot training programme in India or overseas and assist you in passing your math and physics classes. If you want to receive your training overseas, make arrangements for your VISA. This may even assist you in finding a cheap airfare.

For such applicants who come from a "non-Science" educational background, the majority of Flying Schools also provide flexible "Schooling" programmes.

Under such a scheme, the Flight School requests that the Commerce stream student participate in a "Distance Education" course offered by NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling). The student will be able to complete their 10+2 Science stream coursework through this distance correspondence course. The government also recognises this course. Thus, NIOS can meet the educational needs of kids in the non-science group.

The Flight School often gives directions for this kind of training. However, you can also decide to act on your own and sign up for an NIOS course.

After finishing the 10+2 Science Stream study, you can enroll in Flying School and pursue CPL training. And you may now train to be a pilot.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

How to Become an Indian Pilot

Aspiring candidates in India have two options for pursuing their pilot careers: Civil Aviation or the Indian Defense Force.

According to the Directorate of General of Civil Aviation in India, prospective applicants must seek several commercial pilot certificates from various reputable agencies in order to become a pilot in civil aviation, commonly known as a commercial pilot . One must fly a certain kind of aircraft for a specific airline business in India in order to become a commercial pilot. For this, there are several training academies worldwide, like the Flight Safety Academy, Pan AM International Flying Academy, and others.

One must first pass a number of entrance exams in order to join the Indian Defence Force as a pilot , after which they must go through a rigorous three-year training programme at the National Defense Academy. In addition to the multiple aptitude tests, candidates must pass medical exams in which their height, weight, and eye sight are carefully assessed.

Qualifications for Pilots After the 12th

In India, two criteria must be met in order to qualify to become a pilot: the physical requirements and the educational requirements. To qualify to become a pilot, each candidate must meet certain qualifying conditions. Male and female fliers have distinct physical needs.

Physical Requirements

For Male

Height - 163.5cms

Leg length - 99 cms - 120 cms

Thigh Length - 64 cms

Sitting Height - 81.5 cms - 96 cms

Vision - One eye - 6/6 and 6/9 in other

For Female

Height - 162.5cms

Leg length - 99 cms - 120 cms

Thigh Length - 64 cms

Sitting Height - 81.5 cms - 96 cms

Vision - One eye - 6/6 and 6/9 in other

Educational Requirements: For your information, the educational requirements for students hoping to become pilots after grade 12 are provided below.

• Graduates with an interest in becoming pilots should major in aeronautical engineering, aircraft operations, or a related field.
• Students from any other science discipline are welcome to enroll for this course, but they must complete an aviation course in order to pursue a career in this field.
• Every pilot must possess an instrument rating and a pilot transformation certificate. Students must get a commercial pilot licence.
• Aspiring pilots must complete 250 hours of ground training in order to obtain a pilot's licence.
• To become a pilot, students must possess specific personal and emotional attributes in addition to technical proficiency.

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