Pilot

Following are the two options to become a pilot in India:
1. Commercial pilot: You can become a commercial pilot by joining pilot (Flying) training schools approved by DGCA.
Following are the basic eligibility criteria to become a commercial pilot:
I. You should have completed class 12th with physics, chemistry and mathematics as your major subjects.
II. You must have scored 50% in above mentioned education.
You can refer to DGCA website for list of approved flying training institutes in India.
2. Flying Pilot in Indian Air Force: You can join Indian Air Force Flying branch by appearing for NDA after completing class 12th board or CDS after science graduation degree.

The job of a pilot is a highly specialised one. It requires knowledge of air navigation, interpretation of meteorological reports, operating sophisticated electronic and mechanical controls, leading the aircraft under adverse circumstances, and being a leader to the flight crew and passengers under climatic and other emergency situations.
In addition, a type rating is required for particular aircraft over 12,500 pounds, or aircraft that are turbojet-powered. Further endorsements are required for high-performance (more than 200 horsepower), complex (retractable landing gear, flaps, and a controllable-pitch propeller), or tailwheel-equipped aircraft, as well as for high-altitude operations.
Most private pilot certificates are issued as "private pilot: airplane single-engine land," which means the pilot may fly any single-engine, land-based airplane they are qualified in. A pilot is only qualified in the category and class of aircraft in which they successfully complete their checkride (for example, a pilot who takes a commercial pilot checkride in a multi-engine, land-based aircraft and passes, may only exercise the privileges of a commercial pilot in multi-engine, land-based aircraft; the pilot may not exercise the privileges of a commercial pilot in single-engine or sea-based aircraft without passing the appropriate parts of a checkride in those particular categories of aircraft).
You will be responsible for the passengers, the crew and the aircraft. Hence you must have discipline, patience, responsibility, punctuality, commitment and self-confidence.
At IGIA the aspiring pilots can expect to receive the best guidance for the pilot's License Conversion Examination conducted by DGCA, Govt. of India, at the lowest possible cost with the advantage of being taught by the professionals holding the licenses from DGCA who readily share their experiences with the students that enriches them and come handy in their overall performance.