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It’s time for some awareness!!Check your eligibility to become a pilot:

1. A candidate should have done the 12th class in the Science stream with Physics and Mathematics.

2. The minimum age limit for CPL is 17 years, and the maximum age limit is 60 to 65 years.

3. A candidate should have scored a minimum aggregate of 50% marks to become eligible for Commercial Pilot License.

4. A candidate is required to pass the class 2 medical test to become eligible for Student Pilot License (SPL).

Important: What if you don’t have physics and maths in 12th?This is not a big deal to become a commercial pilot, If you have done any other course, you should make sure that it is equivalent to 10+2. 

If it doesn’t have physics or mathematics, you may appear for exams for those and get equivalent certificates from NIOS.

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5 Steps to become a pilot: 1. Check your eligibility to become a pilot. 12th class in the Science stream with Physics and Mathematics. The minimum age limit for CPL is 17 years

2. Get done with your DGCA Class 2 Medical So as you start pilot preparation get in touch with the DGCA medical examiner to get the recommended test done from NABL certified pathological lab.

3. DGCA Ground Classes Preparation to Become a Pilot. So as you finish your 12th with physics and maths, and get done with your medical, you can start preparing for the DGCA exams.

4. Join a Flight Training School to Earn your Commercial Pilot License. You can do your flight training from India or you may join any flight school abroad. Before your flight training, you should do your research about flying training institutes

5. Get Your Commercial Pilot License(CPL) from DGCA. Followed by the above steps the documents could be submitted to dgca for the issuance of CPL as you meet the dgca requirements you will be issued with a commercial pilot license.