Education and Career Forum

What should be the percentage in 10th standard and 12th standard to become a pilot. What should be the height and weight of a pilot. What is the fees of pilot training course. What health benefits should a pilot have.

Your scores in your class*ten grade are completely irrelevant to your ability to become a commercial pilot. You should finish high school with a science stream with a subject combination of*Math and Physics which is*compulsory and must pass the exam with 50% of marks in aggregate from any recognized institute to get qualified for a pilot.

To be a commercial pilot is entirely unrelated to the grades you received in class 10th standard. To apply for a pilot's license, you must complete class 12*in a science stream with the required subjects of math and physics and successfully complete the examination at any accredited institution with a minimum overall score of 50%.

Percentage is not required for become a pilot but you have to complete 12th standard with PCM subjects.
To join as a pilot you need appear NDA (National Defence Academy ), this exam is conducted by UPSC( Union Public Service Commission ) twice in a year i.e.
NDA -1
NDA - 2

Three types of wings in NDA:-
Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force

Education qualification:-
12th standard from a recognised state board .
Percentage is not required to appear for this exam.
For Air force and Navy wings PCM subjects are must.

Age criteria:-
16.5 to 19 years.
There is no age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC candidate.

Nationality:-
Citizen of India.

Selection procedure:-
Written test
Interview
Medical test.

Eligibility:

1. You should have passed 10+2 with minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Math.

2. After completing 12th You should join any Air Flying School for compliting SPL, PPl, CPL training.

The candidate must be at least 17 years of age and have a minimum 10+2 score of 50% to start your studies, which may vary depending on the Institute's requirements. The candidate must pass the MPC Intermediate subjects [Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry] and English Intermediate.