DGCA class 2 medical for aspiring pilots:
Eye Test: Colour vision test to check if you’re partially colorblind or not. (In case you are, unfortunately, can’t become a pilot.) The specialist likewise checks your far-off vision test where your vision ought to be 6/6 regardless of displays.
Radiology: 4 X-rays need to be done on your chest, and sinuses. Let’s not go in technical terms.
Ear Test: They conduct a Pure Tone Audiogram to check if your ear is normal and you can hear the frequencies of sound they play on the headphones provided.
ECG: There’s also an ECG test to check for any irregularities in your heartbeat and even check for any blocked arteries that may be present.
ENT: This test is just to ensure that everything is normal with your ear, nose, and throat.
Blood Test: They draw blood to check your TC/DC and Haemoglobin level and also your blood group and Rh factor. (ABO and Rh)
Urine Test: Just a routine check to ensure normal sugar and protein levels.
Note: If your BMI, in simple terms of your height and weight is not proportionate you have to go for additional tests. That’s pretty much it for boy candidates.
For girls, 2 more tests need to be done: Mammography and a USG of the Lower Abdomen.
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