Hello,

Yes, Anyone from a commerce background or non-science subjects in their high school can enroll in a flight school. As long as the student completes his 12th grade, he is eligible for pilot training. After 12th or at the moment of time you want to do then  interested people should go for the proper trainings

Hope for the best.

Thank you .

Dear Aspirant,

Off course you can!

I think you are passionate about your dreams, which is amazing. Before getting to further steps have an idea about the course. To be eligible for the pilot training course candidates have to clear individual entrance and aptitude tests. Admission to pilot training courses includes written and medical tests and flying time.

For pilot training, there are plenty of aviation schools in India that can facilitate a flying career for you, but you have to clear various levels of examination to become a certified pilot. During the pilot training course, candidates are trained to fly aircraft and other important details related to it. The training includes flying hours and a written examination conducted by DGCA.

A candidate should have done the 12th class in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and English subjects. He/she should have scored a minimum aggregate of 50% marks to become eligible. The minimum age limit  is 17 years, and the maximum age limit is 60 to 65 years. It is required to pass the a medical test to become eligible.

In addition, a candidate is required to pass an entrance test to get admission to the  courses. The questions in the entrance exam can be  from English, Mathematics, General knowledge, Physics and Chemistry.

In order to apply to join Pilot course, you may Visit the respective official websites and complete the registration process. The application fee will vary among institutes.

Following are some the Institutes you may visit for your course:

Rajiv Gandhi Academy for Aviation Technology Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi, Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh.

Air Force Technical College Bangalore.

All India Institute Of Aeronautics Ludhiana, Punjab.

Andhra Pradesh Aviation Academy, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.

For more information you may visit: https://www.careers360.com/courses/pilot-training-course

I hope this would help a bit. All the best for your future and may your dream come true.

See if you go for Flying school to pursue Civil Aviation, there will be no such rules that you can't do job. But as per some of the information available, at the starting you may continues your job but with the increase in day you may not be able to continue the job and you have to quit. So yeah! its partially true. The main reason behind this is there are certain parameters of flying time which one have to complete along with examination to get the license of DGCA. So you have to invest a good amount of time if you want to be a pilot but if you sincerely invest your time, there are immense outcome from the job.

To know more about Pilot as a career visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/airline-pilot

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!