Pilot

There's no doubt that CPL is an expensive affair. You will have to pay for all the flying that you do as a trainee and also for the ground classes that are given to you by school. Not only this but DGCA exams + License issue fee + medicals, the overall expense goes to INR 28-30 Lacs. Now that you have enquired about scholarships for girls. So let me tell you that there is no such programme to offer scholarships to anyone for that matter. But there's a way out by which you may plan to fund your training. If you belong to reserved category than you may get a freeship from the OBC/SC/ST Commission after proper approval from the government authorities. Such freeships are offered for reserved category candidates and the funds granted by such programme are not to be returned. In case you do not come from the above category and belong to general category it may be difficult to fund the training except for bank loans. NCC 'C' Certificate in Air Wing with 'A' Grade also allows the candidate to get 50hours of free flying from any government flying school across India. But the training requirements are for 200 hours. Hence loan will be the last saviour. Hope this information helps.

How to Become a Pilot in India? Civil Aviation (Non-Military Aviation/ Commercial Pilot)
Civil Aviation/ Commercial Pilot
Entrance Examinations to Become a Commercial Pilot
The admission to a pilot training course happens through a set entrance procedure that includes a written test, medical examination, and an interview. Please note a minimum of 50% is required in class 12th to join a flying school. The minimum age to apply for Pilot License, are as follows:
Student Pilot License is 16 years.
Private Pilot License is 17 years.
Commercial Pilot License is 18 years
How Do You Become a Commercial Airline Pilot in India? Following are the steps you need to take in order to become a commercial pilot:
Step 1. Enroll in a Flying School and Pursue B.Sc. In Aviation.
This admission procedure generally consists of the following:
Written Examination-The test encompasses general English, Maths, Physics and Reasoning (10+2 standard). Pilot Aptitude Test-The test will assess your aptitude on Air Regulation, Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Aircraft and Engine Knowledge.
Personal Interview andDGCA Medical examination-The candidates succeeding in written examination and aptitude test will be required to take a medical assessment conducted by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, government. Of India. Step 2. Obtain a Student Pilot License.
To obtain a student pilot license, you would have to appear for an entrance examination. This consists of an Oral test and will be taken by the Chief Instructor at the School, or the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) representative. This license allows you to get flying training and permits you to take off flights on gliders or small planes that are generally provided by approved flying clubs of the country. By the time you complete your course, you should have completed a minimum of 250 flying hours, following which you can apply for the Commercial Pilot License (CPL). Some of the leading institutes for pursuing an Aviation course:
Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Urban Academy (IGRUA), Rae BareillyRajiv Gandhi Academy of Aviation Technology, KeralaNational Flying Training Institute, GondiaBombay Flying Club, MumbaiAhmedabad Aviation & Aeronautics Ltd. , Ahmedabad.