If you’re passionate about flying and have a good degree, it’s not difficult to become a pilot in India. You can fly commercial planes, helicopters or even private jets. Here’s what you need to do:

Aspiring to become a pilot? Here’s how you can get your wings!

If you’re an aspiring pilot, the first step is to understand what it takes to become one. You can start by looking at the different types of pilots:

• Commercial pilots are responsible for transporting passengers and cargo on a regular basis. They work in both private and commercial aviation industries, where they fly planes ranging from small propeller-driven craft to large jets that carry hundreds of passengers at once.
• Military pilots are trained in aerial combat tactics and perform missions such as reconnaissance, bombing runs or close air support (CAS). A military pilot usually serves in one of three main branches: Army Air Corps/Navy/Air Force depending on his or her nationality. In addition to these roles there are also various subspecialties including transport pilots who fly cargo planes; helicopter pilots who operate rotary wing aircraft; fighter jet jockeys whose job description involves flying supersonic jets at high altitudes while engaging enemies with missiles; etcetera!

Get a degree

• Obtaining a four-year degree in aeronautical engineering is the first step to becoming a pilot in India.
• The degree can be obtained from institutes like NITs and IITs, which award them as part of their undergraduate program.
• This is mandatory for all pilots; it’s not enough just to have passed high school exams or have some experience flying planes–you need this formal education before you can even apply for your license!

Get a licence

You can get a private pilot licence by taking a flying course, which will be about two years long. You’ll need to study for it and pass exams in order to become qualified.

You’ll also need to pass an exam called the Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), which is similar to the PPL but includes more advanced skills like navigation and landing on water. This licence allows you fly small planes carrying up to six passengers, or large cargo planes with up to 15 people on board.

The third level of qualification is called Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL). It’s similar again but covers even more advanced topics such as flying at night or in poor weather conditions–and it allows you fly large passenger jets carrying dozens or even hundreds of people!

Join an airline as a trainee pilot or cabin crew member.

If you are interested in becoming a pilot or cabin crew member for an airline, then this is the best way to get your foot in the door. Most airlines have openings for trainee pilots and cabin crew members. You should be at least 18 years old when applying to these jobs. Some airlines also require that you be able to speak multiple languages, so if you don’t already know them it might be worth brushing up on some other languages before applying!

Get into the cockpit of an aircraft through training in India or abroad.

• Get into the cockpit of an aircraft through training in India or abroad.
• The cost of training in India ranges from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 20 lakh.
• The duration of training depends on various factors such as whether you are an existing pilot, whether or not there is any exam involved, what kind of flying license you want (private/commercial), etc. It can vary from one month to several years depending on these factors and your needs as a pilot-to-be.
• There are three types of courses available for those who wish to become commercial pilots: Multi-engine Rating Initial/Upgrade Course; Multi-engine Class Rating Initial/Upgrade Course; Instrument Rating Initial/Upgrade Course.[1]

All you need is passion, commitment and a good degree to become a pilot.

To become a pilot, you need to have the following:

• Good communication skills. Pilots are required to communicate with air traffic control, fellow crew members and passengers while they’re flying the plane. This means that they must be able to speak clearly and concisely on radio frequencies or via radio headsets. They also need to understand what others are saying in order for them not only understand but also respond appropriately as well when necessary.
• Physical health and mental strength/stability (or lack thereof). Being a pilot requires a lot from your body both physically and mentally so it’s important that you’re fit enough for this job by running regularly every week at least 3 times per week followed by an hour of weight training each day after work along with yoga classes twice weekly at least once per month if possible since these exercises will help strengthen muscles around joints which could otherwise lead towards injury during strenuous activities such as lifting heavy things off floors etcetera.. Additionally we recommend taking vitamins & supplements daily such as Vitamin A which helps boost immune system function while helping maintain healthy eyesight too!

We hope this article has given you a better understanding of how to become a pilot in India and abroad.