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If you took pcmb it includes maths and physics, so you don't have to give separate exams.

If you didn't have maths, you must complete the maths exam from NIOS before you apply to a flight school. You can contact NIOS office and ask for more detailed instructions.

@@mikep9604 thanks

Dgca conducts 5 exams which cost 5k or 10k per subject and u need to score somewhere aroun 70% or something to join flying school and also 2 lakhs on top for ground classes (kind of like coaching guidance for dgca exams)

AME is not required to become a commercial pilot. You are eligible to go to a flight school and become a commercial pilot after you have passed 12th class with maths and physics. But of course, if you want to take the AME course, you can start the pilot training after you have finished your studies.

If am not wrong its better to start from india cause uk its better to have 1500+ hrs then there will be a very high change of you being hired at least go ahead and try for Emirates at a rank of senior first officer. Saying so as i have someone i my known not getting hired the first time while having less than 1k hrs and 2 yrs later working for them.

@@ishikasingh8495 my papa works with emirates and he make 60k aed

If the reason is a temporary mild illness that does not affect your ability to be a pilot in the future, you can take the medical test again after you have recovered. But if the reason is a permanent illness that prevents you from being a pilot, then you are not allowed to fly and you can't get a pilot license.

Dgca conducts 5 exams 4 times annually costing around 5-10 k depending on you

@@ishikasingh8495 hum ye exam Dene se pehle apni flying conplete kr skte h kyaa??

@MEENAKUMARI-ng6ql no u actually need to give the exams first and dw bcs u paying 5k for one subject which is quite hefty amount u only need to score 70% which can be managed to be done in 3 months..it's best to complete all your book knowledge and paper exams and then start with flying altogether.

@MEENAKUMARI-ng6ql also its only after you clear these exams you get to later have student pilot license from a flying school.

Mostly airline hire pilots 18 to 35 years but you can join charter or flight instructor option is also applicable

In the US you must give the written exam for CPL required by the aviation authority (FAA). This is a usual syllabus for the exam: -Principles of Flight -Airframes/Engines/Electric -General Navigation -Radio Navigation -Instruments/Electronics -VFR Communications -IFR Communications -Air Law & ATC -Operational Procedures -Flight Planning & Monitoring -Mass & Balance -Human Performance & Limitations -Meteorology

It's not required. Maths and physics are compulsory.

If you meet the medical requirements maybe you can consider to try to get into the Air Force after 12th class.

You can take the NDA exam directly after 12th class and apply for the Air Force. The educational requirement is that you have passed 12th class with maths and physics. Another option is the AFCAT exam, but then you also must have at least a 3-year university degree.

@@mikep9604 I have an arts stream

@@Kajalsoni-g2m Then you must complete maths and physics from open school, NIOS. Now I have seen in some sources that chemistry is also required. You should ask a study advisor about chemistry. If chemistry is also required for NDA flying branch, then you must complete maths, physics and chemistry from NIOS.

No, it's not a requirement.