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Subject: Need to become a pilot in future
i am in class 12th presently and want to become a pilot in future.i wanna know what to do immediately after passing class 12th?is there any entrance test for this?what if i prefer abroad for trainning?will it cost much high than India?Istrainning from abroad is preffered more than that of India.please Help.
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Here?s a step-by-step guide to getting into commercial aviation: Student Pilot License (SPL) - After SSC you could register with a flying club, recognized by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), followed by a written test. Then you have to get your medical check-up certified by the Institute. Private Pilot License (PPL) - This is the second step. A minimum of 15 hours of flying training with instructors, and solo for 60 hours is required. For this you have to be minimum 17 years of age, 10+2 pass with Physics and Mathematics with SPL. Few flying clubs and institutes allow you to register directly for PPL. Commercial Pilot License (CPL) - This could be obtained from any DGCA recognised flying training institute. Apart from a minimum age of 18 you also need a certificate of fitness issued by a Medical Board approved by the DGCA, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India. Academically you need to have completed your 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics or B. Sc with Physics, Maths and Chemistry. PPL or 60 hours of flying experience with 30 hours of solo in the last 3 years. For a license, 250 hours with cross-country & night flying experience. Clear the written examination. The cost can be around Rs. 12 lakhs -15 lakhs Airline Transport Pilots Licence (ALTPL) - This is the final step in becoming a full-fledged airline pilot. It involves flying for over 1500 hours in a variety of aircrafts apart from passing the theory papers. All the Best, Growth Centre Team
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If you have taken Physics and Maths as subject in 10+2 you can enrol for Commercial Pilot License training.For details you should visit Indian DGCA website www.dgca.nic.in,This… website gives full details and procedures.You can do training abroad but you would require Indian endorsement for which you have to pass few regulation papers and carry out a route check in India.Indian training is considered better because you get better idea of operating environment and Indian routes and flying procedures as well as regulations.However both in India and abroad you should be careful which flying academy to choose because there are lot of fake academies.You should find out availabilty of aircraft,instructors,cost and time taken by academy in completing your flying hours before you enrol.DGCA website also lists approved academies in India with available infrastructure.
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aravind trichi, Registered Member on
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ya just go thorugh the aircraft pilot training insititute it is suitable approximately near than 12 lakhs in india and 20 lakhs in abroad...better u should do in india
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Changappa K.B., Registered Member on
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Hello Gautam,it's sounds very good that u want to become a pilot.i really appreciate for ur good decision.let me tell u in detail
1)Being in 12th std & after u can appear for the NDA(National Defence Academy)Entrance Examination
conducted
by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force wings every year twice.
2)CDS (Combined Defence Service)after graduation.
for more information & application form login-
www.successcds.net/UPSCExam/NDA-Nat… here u'll find everything u need to appear in more detail.for further help u can ask me.
