Pilot Training

Indigo Airlines and Jet Airways both are two domestic airlines offering cadet pilot programmes. It commences from ab-initio and culminates at CPL and finally job with them. They do have Job guarantee. But the training cost is much higher as compared to outside in the market. For Jet Airways :
https://www.cae.com/civil-aviation/aviation-professionals/become-a-pilot/full-time-training/jet-airways-cadet-pilot-programme/
For Indigo International Pathway :
https://www.cae.com/civil-aviation/aviation-professionals/become-a-pilot/full-time-training/indigo-cadet-pilot-programme-international-pathway
For Indigo Domestic Pathway :
https://www.cae.com/civil-aviation/aviation-professionals/become-a-pilot/full-time-training/indigo-cadet-pilot-programme-domestic-pathway
Choose wisely and go ahead.
Good luck!

Yes, you can. The organisation shall take care of all your training and initial requirements. The selection process is as mentioned under:
Only those who pass a rigorous assessment and selection process are offered a training place as a
cadet in one of IndiGos aviation and airline programs in India or worldwide. The entire process of selection consists of a Math, Physics & English written, psychometric
evaluation, a Group Discussion/Group Task and finally an individual Interview. This process is designed to discover your potential to become an airline pilot and is, in effect, your
first step to the flight deck. Our aim is to discover:If a career as a pilot is really for you. Do you have what it takes? If you have the Aptitude and Attitude to succeed during your training and beyond. Qualitative Requirements are as follows:
The first step in this direction will be to obtain a Commercial Pilots license more commonly referred
to as the CPL, followed by the Airbus 320 Type Rating (A320 TR); combined the CPL+A320 TR are
the very foundation of your flying career with IndiGo. Please review our minimum entry requirements to qualify:Aged between 17 and 30 years and of Indian nationality or an OCI card holder. Achieved a minimum score of 55% in Physics, Mathematics & English in 10+2 exam (if an
applicant has graduated with Physics and Math or Engineering with a mark of 55% or more, the
eligibility criterion in 12th with 55%, except English, can be overlooked. Possess an Indian Class 1 Medical certificate (no limitation)*Be in good physical condition with appropriate weight and heightBe fluent in English both written and verbal. Have unique-ID number /registration number (UID) at the time of admission. *candidates not possessing an Indian Class 1 medical can apply for the IndiGo programme with a Class II
medical, however, they must possess an Indian Class 1 medical prior to commencing the programme.
Good luck.

This is one of the classic ideas as Aviation is booming in India. Yet, I suggest you if possible do your pilot course abroad. There are 3 ways to become pilot after 12th in India.
1. Join in a DGCA approved flying school and complete your Private Pilot License (PPL) / Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and join as a pilot in an airline.
2. Complete your Bachelors in aeronautical engineering and then go through the above mentioned way.
3. Apply for exams like National Defence Academy (NDA) and become a government trained pilot with free of cost training. As of me, I suggest you to go through the 2nd way because once your aeronautical engineering is completed you are having a backup in life also you will be covering all the basics of aviation which is easy for you during pilot training and Interview. You may also find some other ways but these are efficient. All the Best for your future endeavours.