Government Flying school as in its run by the Government Of India and then come private schools set up by an individual with their own fee structure and everything. Cadet pilot program is like you start from scratch and until you get a job you are with them only under their own training scheme also where a job is guaranteed provided you clear their entrance exams and with the said percentage in each subjects. The cost for this 1cr and not everyone has got that kind of money with them so they choose conventional way where you can do the training yourself with just half the cost of cpp program but job is not guaranteed. Only if you're competent enough you'll get into airlines. That's the difference between CPP and Conventional way.
This is only for the cadet pilot program that requires individual marks in each subject as mentioned in the screenshot. But here's where the conventional way comes in, you only need a cpl licence and apply, most probably won't check for your marks as well i.e according to the best of my knowledge.
I don't think he/she is eligible, please check in the official air india/IndiGo website for cadet pilot program where all the requirements have been set. Dm on Instagram to continue this chat deeper.
Please make video how to apply medicals and computer number. ❤❤
Well done .. very informative video👏👏
well done brother😃
thankyou🙃
What is govt flying schl and why people choose cadet program or conventional program??
Government Flying school as in its run by the Government Of India and then come private schools set up by an individual with their own fee structure and everything.
Cadet pilot program is like you start from scratch and until you get a job you are with them only under their own training scheme also where a job is guaranteed provided you clear their entrance exams and with the said percentage in each subjects. The cost for this 1cr and not everyone has got that kind of money with them so they choose conventional way where you can do the training yourself with just half the cost of cpp program but job is not guaranteed. Only if you're competent enough you'll get into airlines.
That's the difference between CPP and Conventional way.
@@JumpseatwpilotD ok one more doubt as we all know the fee structure is costly so can we get education loan if we go conventional?
Yes, you can get a loan but you need collateral for a large amount.
Can you please tell me brother what is your percentage of 12th and in aviation what is criteria for 12th result
the criteria is somewhere around 50-65% for airlines, it depends.
Bhaiya... If I'll do my flying from abroad then where will I give the exams at India or abroad
@@Secret_Superstar05 you'll give exams in both the countries
60% in individual subjects? Like someone get 65 in physics 80 in english and 50 in maths so he/she is eligible or not ?
This is only for the cadet pilot program that requires individual marks in each subject as mentioned in the screenshot. But here's where the conventional way comes in, you only need a cpl licence and apply, most probably won't check for your marks as well i.e according to the best of my knowledge.
@@JumpseatwpilotD so the person who score 60 % mark in two subjects and not scored 60% in other one so he/she is eligible?? For cadet or not?
I don't think he/she is eligible, please check in the official air india/IndiGo website for cadet pilot program where all the requirements have been set.
Dm on Instagram to continue this chat deeper.
I got 40 percentage in maths and in physics 51 and in english 76 can i eligible for dgca exam?
@@shwetasagare5904 yes, you are for dgca exams, but I'm not sure about airlines (not sure about how it works), sorry.
@@JumpseatwpilotD can I improve my marks in 12 th STD from nious through?
@@JumpseatwpilotD thank you 💕
@@shwetasagare5904 yes you can
Nious can give me chance after completing my graduation to improve 12 th marks