AFCAT

Hello Jayvirsingh, the basic eligibility for applying to AFCAT examination is having graduation with certain minimum marks which differ for flying and other branches. Even if you have done your graduation in engineering after your Diploma you are definitely eligible since Diploma would be considered as equivalent to 12th. Eligibility conditions for different branches. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/afcat-exam
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Eligibility criteria for AFCAT is 60% above in your graduation. So, yes you are eligible. There is no restriction in marks for 10+2 level you just need to pass in physics and maths. But repeating your graduation marks are counted It should be above 60% then only you will be eligible. Hope you get your answer!

Hello P Apoorva, It's Indeed very nice to hear from a girl candidate about wishing to join on forces and that too in the flying branch of Indian Air Force. I think you are eligible since to get into B.Sc. Computer sciences you must have studied 12th with physics chemistry and maths. I am attaching a link that will give you detailed information about different eligibility requirements for joining Indian Air Force in the flying branch. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/afcat-exam
Best wishes to you.

Hello N Naveen, if you desire to become a pilot so that you can fly then you need to join a flying School to undergo training as a pilot. For this the basic eligibility is 12th with Science subjects. However a Diploma holder and a graduate person can also join flying School to get trained as pilot. In this respect which you were the institute you have in mind, please download its brochure and prospectus and read it carefully to understand what all are the different eligibilities that school is demanding. That's about it you can then applied to it and become a pilot in due course of time. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Yes, you definitely are eligible to pursue your career in the flying sector. However, if you want to get a job as a pilot then you need to go to flying school with requisite medical so that you can complete the course being medically fit and then join the airlines in the capacity of the pilot of the aircraft in which you will get the license from DGCA. However, there are plenty of other jobs in the flying sector like a traffic controller meteorology maintenance travel and tourism etc. For different sectors, there are different eligibilities, and one needs to qualify to get a job. Best wishes to you.