Pilot

Hello Yukesh Bhandari,
There are 1000 of flying clubs in this world. Please let me know where you want to go for training in India or abroad. Please read this article on CPL training:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/flying-pilot-training/articles/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-blogId-13472

Hello Chayan,
It will be great if you take ground classes from the same flying school from where you are going to take your pilot training, they will help you to clear all exams by DGCA.

Hello Mohit Soni,
Some Flying Clubs with best placement records are:
NIFT Goindia Flying Club
Carver Aviation
Bombay Flying Club
IGRUA
for more information, you can get after visiting these schools.

Hello Yogesh,
Sorry to say but in my view, I didn't like this institute because its new in our country and they are using runway of Bombay Flying Club strip. I don't think they have a great experience.

Hello Yogesh,
Yes, MAMS Air is a good option but its new in this country, rating of this flying school in Canada is bit low it will be great if you go for Bombay Flying Club or Carver Aviation.

Hello Shiv Koradiya,
For being a pilot, you really need money because now-a-days, its going very expensive, but there are many scholarships by Govt. of India for SC/ST, backward class students for pilot training. You can ask at IGRUA about that if you fall in this class. Else, you have to leave this option. Another option is to go for NDA and become IAF pilot by hard work.

Hello Amartya Chatterjee,
Advice to choose flying clubs:
Choose the one which have more aircraft and are in good condition or the new one so that you can complete your training easily.

Hello Shantanu Koli,
First, clear your 12th PCM with good grades and minimum of 50% with physics and Maths. After that, you can contact flying clubs like Bombay Flying Club, Carver Aviation for further process.