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!!