Is Diploma in aeronautical engineering better or 10+2 (PCM) to become a pilot in future?
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2 years ago
It actually depends on where you want to be a pilot. By where I mean to say defence pilot or commercial pilot. If you are looking to be a pilot in defence forces then most of them require you to be a graduate preferably in science, may it be AFCAT, CDS, ICG, etc. And if you are targeting to be a commercial pilot then just 10+2 (PCM) is required. Maintain at least 60% marks in PCM. I hope your query has been answered well.