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Can you please give me the procedure for becoming a pilot?

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To become a pilot, aspirants need to join Air flying schools after completion of 10+2..


Education Qualification:--

they should pass the 10+2 exam with physic, chemistry, math.
Minimum marks should be 50%.

They need to clear the entrance test exam of the flying schools in India, they also need to clear the physical fitness (Which is tough one). Only totally fit person can get opportunity to get admission in flying schools.

Don’t confuse with the job of pilot of Indian air Force. IAF pilot is selected through NDA exam, training is free!!!!!

There are two ways to become pilot.

Taking admission in flying institute in india
or
join in Indian Airforce

Eligibility criteria is same for the both,but entrance exam is different.

Eligibility criteria for pilot:

• Minimum 12th standard education qualification with physic,chemistry and maths subjects.
• Age should be 18 to 21 years
• Height should be minimum 157cm

To get admission in the Indian Airforce,you have to give NDA exam,which notification will be releasing in the month of October every year.
If you qualify in NDA exam,you can choose Pilot course in your training.

If you are not qualified for NDA,you become Pilot by taking training in private institute.

To take admission in private institute you have pay lot of money for the course.The expenditure for this course will be 3 lakhs minimum,if you do in normal institute.
So i suggest you to prepare for NDA exam,and get admission.

details for NDA exam:

http://www.upsc.gov.in/

There are three licences, which you have to acquire to become a pilot

Student’s Pilot Licence (SPL)
Private Pilot Licence (PPL)
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL).

Eligibility To become a Pilot-

one should have the licence of SPL for which matriculation and 16 years of age.

To get a CPL, one should have passed 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics
and must be between the age of 18-30 years



The Student’s Pilot Licence is the first stage of training.

The SPL examination is held every month all over India by the flying clubs.

Private Pilot License (PPL),

comprises 60 hours of flying (40 hours with flying instructor & 20 hours solo) under the
flying instructor.

Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL),

a minimum of 250 hours of flying (including 60 hours of PPL) is necessary. To get a CPL,
you need to have the experience of 200 hours of solo flying.

Basic qualification for pilot training is successful completion of 10+2/equivalent with 50% marks in Physics and Maths. The applicant should have completed 17 years of age.

The first step in Pilot training is acquiring of Student Pilot Licence (SPL). Thereafter he can start flight training to get Private Pilot Licence (PPL). This includes 60 hours of flying comprising 20 hours of dual flying, 20 hours of solo flying and 5 hours cross country flying.

Theoretical examination's have to be passed in subjects like Air Regulation, Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Aircraft and Engines, After PPL another 190 hours of flying training is required for Commercial Pilot's Licence (CPL) i.e., a consolidated 250 hours of flying training. A flight radio operators licence and radio telephone licence have to be obtained. During CPL, the candidate should have exposure to a range of aircraft and fulfill other conditions like specified hours of solo flying, cross country flying and height flying. Theeoretical papers have to be cleared and medical tests passed. It usually takes 2 to 3 years before required flying hours and classroom learning are completed.

Entry to the PPL course is through an entrance test conducted at certain centres. The test is based on subjects like English, General Knowledge, Maths, Physics and Chemistry. Applications are called in April and sent to The Director General of Civil Aviation (Training Section) Technical Centre, Opp. Safdarjang Airport, New Delhi-110 003.

Prospects:

After getting an Indian license, one can apply to the airlines for jobs. One may join as a pilot and work upwards to become a Commander. In Indian Airlines, it may take 8-10 years to get command of a jet aircraft. Private airlines may take only half the time, since the flying hours that the pilot puts in are much higher.

These days there is a shortage of pilots and foreign airlines such as Gulf Air, Emirates, Singapore Airlines and Air Lanka frequently hire Indian pilots. With Asia opening up, salaries have multiplied and it is not surprising to hear of a monthly salary of $6,000 after taxes (about Rs 2 lakh) or even a higher figure of $12,000. Apart from this, one may get to fly a bigger and more modern aircraft with a foreign airline.


Training Centres in India :

• Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd.Doddanavar Trade Centre,Near Fort,Dharwad Road,5:16 AM 1/9/99Belgaum-16.
  
• Andhra PRadesh Flying Club, Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad.
• Assam Flying Club, Guwahati Airport, Guwahati-7.
  
• Bangalore Aeronautics Technical Services, Mysore Aerodrome, Karnataka.
  
• Bihar Flying Institute, Civil Aerodrome, Patna-1.
  
• Coimbatore Flying Club, Civil Aerodrome, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
  
• Faculty of Flight Safety Services, Delhi Flying Club Ltd. Safdarjang Airport, New Delhi-110 003.
  
• Flying Club, Civil Aerodrome, Indore-452 005, MP.
  
• Flytech Aviation Academy, 102, AI-Kauser, Road No. 10, West Maredpally, Secunderabad-500 026.
  
• Government Aviation Training Institute, Civil Aerodrome, Bhubaneshwar.
  
• Government Flying Training School, Jakkur Aerodrome, Yelahanka Post, Bangalore-560 064.
  
• Gujarat Flying Club, Civil Aerodrome, Hasni Road, Baroda-390 006, Gujarat.
  
• Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi, Fursatganj Airfield, Rea Bareli-229 302, Uttar Pradesh.
  
• Jamshedpur Co-operative Flying Club Ltd. Sonari Aerodrome, Jamshedpur, Bihar.
  
• Ludhiana Aviation Club, Civil Aerodrome, PO Sahnswal, Ludhiana, Punjab.
  
• Nagpur Flying Club, Sonegaon Aerodrome, Nagpur, MAharashtra.
  
• Orient Flight School, Adminstrative Office 40, GST Road, St. Thomas Mount, Chennai-600 016,
  
• Operations at Civil Aerodrome, Pondicherry -605 008.
  
• Sahara India Aviation Academy 249/250, Block A, Road No.6, National Highway No. 8, Mahipalpur (Near I.G International Airport) New Delhi-110037.

hope you find it useful

YOU NEED A PASS IN THE CBSE EXAM FOR PHYSICS AND MATHS IN CLASS XII FOR THAT

it's really really nice to see someone interested in my field

anyways the first thing you need to do is to get the list of doctors who are elligible to take a medical examination on you as per the rules of the D.G.C.A

then take your class II medical exam with him
after he declares you fit

then you can submit your name for classI medical which makes you elligible for pursuing a course in piloting

generally the rush in this field is so much and ppl are so-what you call ludicrous nature over their fake sweet nature

i mean the competition in this field is too much,(but it's not mentioned because the fees is so much in this field)
that class I centres are flooded with so many applicants and you wont be able to get a date for the examination till the next year i.e 2009 since you are in the XII grade


anyways when you get your class I done
then search for a flying school of your choice and the fees you can pay

the fees for flying schools in
india is 16-17 lakhs
phillipines 15-16 lakhs
america 18-20 lakhs
australia 20-25 laks

the authenticity of the flying schools increases as you go down this list
you can mortgage your property that your parentz own(of course you dont) for the bank loan etc etc

PROCEDURE FOR BECOMING A PILOT


ELIGIBILITY

The educational qualification for of 10+2 with Physics and Math is required at the time of appearing for the D.G.C.A examinations. So , you can going for international flight training once you have completed the examinations. You do not need to clear the examinations before you start your flight training. If you are not from science stream you can apply at National Institute of Open School http://www.nos.org

MEDICAL

Before you begin your studies, you need to go through a thorough medical checkup which would declare you medically fit. There are two steps for obtaining the medical clearance, Class II Medical and Class I Medical. A comprehensive assistance will be provided to the student to acquire medical clearance.


GROUND TRAINING

After you have undertaken the D.G.C.A Class II medical exam, you would enroll for the Ground Training Programme defined by the institute. This Ground Training would last for a period of 2 to 3 months to cover the following subjects:

A. Air Regulation
B. Air Navigation
C. Aviation Meteorology
D. Aircraft Technical
i. General
ii. Specific

Hi,

you can apply for pilot training after completing you 10+2(pcm).

if you are interested in pilot training you must be require to clear the entrance test exam of the flying schools in India,

they also need to clear the physical fitness (Which is tough one). Only totally fit person can get opportunity to get admission in flying schools.


GROUND TRAINING

After you have undertaken the D.G.C.A Class II medical exam, you would enroll for the Ground Training Programme defined by the institute. This Ground Training would last for a period of 2 to 3 months to cover the following subjects:

A. Air Regulation
B. Air Navigation
C. Aviation Meteorology
D. Aircraft Technical
i. General
ii. Specific

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can you please give me the procedure for becoming a pilot?

Can you please reply

thanks

Hi friend, the required qualification for becoming a pilot is given below.

A candidate desirous of enrolling
in pilot training institutes in India
should pass his/her Higher
Secondary Examination with at
least 50% marks in Physics and
Mathematics and should be over
17 years of age.
The entrance test for a Private
Pilot License course is taken on
subjects like English, General
Knowledge, Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry.Applications for
this test have to be sent to the
Director General of Civil Aviation,
Safdarjang Airport, New Delhi
110003.

Eligibility To become a Pilot/
Co-Pilot - one should have the
licence of SPL for which
matriculation and 16 years of
age is prescribed for appearing
for the test. To get a CPL, one
should have passed 10+2
examination with Physics and
Mathematics and must be
between the age of 18-30 years.
The minimum height should be 5
feet and eyesight 6/6.
Remuneration Sky is the limit for
hard working people in Aviation.
A trainee Pilot or Co-Pilot can get
a starting salary of about Rs.
60,000 – 70,000.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can you please give me the procedure for becoming a pilot?

Can you please reply

thanks

Procedure to become a pilot
There are various flying schools in India which provides
courses for pilot. SO you can join these flying courses to become
a pilot.
The eligibility required to apply for theses flying institutes for the
pilot course is mentioned below:

Education Qualification
To apply for the flying courses a candidate should be 10+2 pass
with a minimum of 50% marks in physics and mathematics.

Age Limit
Your age should be 16 for the pilot licence and 17 years for the
commercial pilot licence.

Flying Schools in India
You can apply in these flying schools for your pilot courses.

Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udan Akademi, Rae Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh Aviation Academy, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Amritsar Aviation Club, Amritsar, Punjab

Bihar Flying Institute, Patna, Bihar

Bombay Flying Club, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Gujarat Flying Club, Vadodara, Gujarat

Government. Flying Training Institute, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa

Government Flying Training Institute, Kolkata, West Bengal

Government. Flying Training School, Bangalore, Karnataka

dear friends,

Procedure to become a pilot:
To become a pilot you have to require to pass the entrance examination of INDIAN AIR FORCE (2011) and below colleges have there own entrance exam.
The eligibility required to apply for theses flying institutes for the
pilot course is mentioned below:

Education Qualification:
To apply for the flying courses a candidate should be 10+2 pass
with a minimum of 50% marks in physics and mathematics.

Age Limit:
Your age should be 16 for the pilot licence and 17 years for the
commercial pilot licence.

INSTITUTES:

1.Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udan Akademi, Rae Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh

2.Andhra Pradesh Aviation Academy, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

3.Amritsar Aviation Club, Amritsar, Punjab

4.Bihar Flying Institute, Patna, Bihar

5.Bombay Flying Club, Mumbai, Maharashtra

6.Gujarat Flying Club, Vadodara, Gujarat

7.Government. Flying Training Institute, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa

8.Government Flying Training Institute, Kolkata, West Bengal

9.Government. Flying Training School, Bangalore, Karnataka



BEST OF LUCK.........................................

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can you please give me the procedure for becoming a pilot?

Can you please reply

thanks

Hai,
Pl. find below theprocedures for becoming a Pilot . I have provided you will

full sufficient details.

PROCEDURE

ELIGIBILITY

The educational qualification for of 10+2 with Physics and Math is required at the time of appearing for the D.G.C.A examinations. So , you can going for international flight training once you have completed the examinations. You do not need to clear the examinations before you start your flight training. If you are not from science stream you can apply at National Institute of Open School

MEDICAL

Before you begin your studies, you need to go through a thorough medical checkup which would declare you medically fit.

GROUND TRAINING

After you have undertaken the medical exam, you would enroll for the Ground Training Programme defined by the institute. This Ground Training would last for a period of 2 to 3 months to cover the following subjects:

A. Air Regulation
B. Air Navigation
C. Aviation Meteorology
D. Aircraft Technical
i. General
ii. Specific

RTR (A)

At the time of attending the ground classes of Radio Telephony Restricted (Aeronautical) are taken . It is a transmission paper taken by the Ministry of Communications and a COP is issued by its WPC wing. http://www.wpc.dot.gov.in/

FLIGHT TRAINING
Simultaneous to the ground training, would be the procedure of selecting the flying club you want to go to for the final flight training. This decision has to be made on the basis of country preferences, quality of flight training and cost factors. Currently our institute offers flight training opportunities in the following countries :

India , United States of America , Canada , Australia , Philippines , New Zealand , Serbia , South Africa , Germany

FLIGHT TRAINING ABROAD

The basic package that you would undertake at these institutes would have the following components :

A. Theoretical Studies
B. Medicals
C. SPL
D. PPL
E. CPL
F. Multi Engine & Instrument Rating
G. Accommodation
H. Food
I. Travel
J. Insurance

VISA

Once you decide on the flight training academy abroad, our institute would start your Visa Processing for that country. This process can take 4-8 weeks and you would be undertaking Ground Training during this time at our institute. Once you have acquired the Visa, you would be all set to go for the flight training programme in your selected academy.

CONVERSION

Once you have acquired the CPL of that specific country, you would come back to India to convert the CPL of that country to an Indian CPL.The process of converting the CPL to an Indian CPL requires the following procedure to be implemented.

Clearing the D.G.C.A conversion examinations having the following : i. Air Regulations ii. Composite Examination An exam which is called composite because it has both the subjects of Air Navigation and Meteorology as part of the exam. For clearing the conversion examinations you would have to go through the Final Ground Training at our institute for a period of 2-3 months. This refresher programme is FREE OF COST Having cleared the D.G.C.A examinations you can apply for the conversion of license. Our institute would assist you in processing this application. You can get a detailed information about the same on the this link : http://dgca.nic.in/licencing/conversion.pdf

AIRLINE INDUCTION PROGRAMME

To assist you in clearing the interviews, our institute would provide you with the training called Airline Induction Programme. This programme would training you on the nuance of appearing in the Airline Interviews, Types of Questions asked, communication skills required etc.

APPLYING TO THE AIRLINE
Once you get your license, you would get the Indian CPL. You are now in a position to Apply to the Airlines

Here i am providing you the procedure to become pilot.

Step 1 :
Enrolling into a flying club

Step 2 :
The flying school conducts tests and on clearing these exams, one is awarded SPL (Student pilot's license ) and FRTOL i.e. Flight Radio Telephony Operators license.

Step 3 :
After completing 50 hours of flying, one is eligible to give 5 exams conducted by the DGCA (Director General of Civil Aviation ). It is must to clear these exams and they can be categorized as

General Papers :
1)Navigation
2)Air Regulation
3)Meteorology

Technical Papers :
1) Technical General
2)Technical specific

Step 4 :
Complete the remaining hours of flying i.e. 200 hours (total) on single engine and another 25 hours on multi engine.

Once this is completed a candidate will be given CPL (Commercial Pilot's license) and now he is authorized to fly for any airlines.

The eligibility criteria is as follows
Academic qualification :
-One should have completed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as the subjects.

This entire procedure may take 1.5 to 2 years.

Hiiiii,

Procedure for becoming a Pilot are as follows: -

1. Written Exam
2. Group Discussion
3. Interview

Eligibility Criteria for PILOT: -

a. He / She must have pass graduation in any stream with at least minimum 60 % aggregate marks from a regonised institute / university.

b. He / She must have passed Mathematics and Physics in 10+2 standard.

c. Age = not be more than 23 years of age.


All the Best

I HAVE PASSED HSC EXAMINATION & WANTED TO BECAME PILOT THROUGH GOVT.INSTITUTE WHAT I SHOULD DO

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can you please give me the procedure for becoming a pilot?

Can you please reply

thanks

you can become pilot by qualifying nda exam after 12th.

AM STILL 14 YEARS BOY .ITS MY DREAM THAT I BECOME AN COMMERCIAL PILOT.FROM THE 15 YEAR I WILL START MY PILOT TRANING.

Sir, I would like to know if the Eligibility test for S P L is conducted by the institute or DGCA ?

can a person can become pilot after taking commerece???

how to crack the exams