Pilot

It depends on you whether you want to be aviation or aerospace pilot. As the aviation pilot flies the aircraft whereas aerospace is all about the earths atmosphere. You can apply in Rajeev Gandhi aviation college Kerala.

After doing the course of hotel management, you can study about the pilot, I advise you to please don't leave the hotel management course in between because it affects your career.

After completing class 12th in Science, I would suggest you go for B.Sc. or B.Tech, because after completing this course. Yes, you are eligible to give AFCAT CDS level exam through which you can join the Indian Armed Forces.

Step-by-Step process of becoming a Pilot in India?
Civil Aviation.
Indian Defence Forces (Air Force)
Stage 1: Pursue a Bachelor's Degree.
Stage 2: Get the Flying Experience.
Stage 3: Earn a Pilot's License.
Stage 4: Complete Additional Training and Tests.
Stage 5: Advance as an Airline Pilot.

Through NDA Exam
In India, the coveted NDA exam is a golden opportunity for those who want to become a pilot after the 12th. Upon completing the 3 years long course, you also have to attend flying training. Thereafter, you will work as a permanent commission officer.

Yes, a commerce student can apply to become pilot .The minimum qualification required to get a Commercial Pilot License is 10+2 with physics and Maths , 18 years of Age completion and a class II medical test which is done by DGCA approved doctors.

A Bachelors degree in aviation is not necessary to become a pilot. To become a pilot, you must enroll in a reputable flight school and pass all of your tests, including the DGCA, type rating, and ATPL.

Step-by-Step process of becoming a Pilot in India? Civil Aviation. Indian Defence Forces (Air Force)
Stage 1: Pursue a Bachelor's Degree. Stage 2: Get the Flying Experience. Stage 3: Earn a Pilot's License. Stage 4: Complete Additional Training and Tests. Stage 5: Advance as an Airline Pilot.

Getting a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) takes around 3 to 9 months to complete. The first 2 to 3 months will be allotted for the CPL ground school classes and the rest will be for the CPL flight training which also includes the Single-EngineMulti Engine Rating and Instrument Rating courses.

To become a pilot one should have min 50% of marks in 12th with Maths and Physics.