Pilot

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as subjects (typically required for entrance into pilot training programs).
Training: Completion of a pilot training program approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India or equivalent aviation authority in other countries.

Entrance exams for pilot training programs may include written tests assessing knowledge in subjects like Mathematics, Physics, and English, followed by aptitude and medical tests.
For commercial pilot training, entrance tests may also include assessments of physical fitness, eyesight, and psychological evaluations.

Commercial Pilot License (CPL) program: Includes theoretical and practical training in aviation principles, aircraft handling, navigation, and emergency procedures.
Additional training for specific aircraft types and certifications (e.g., type rating) may be required for pilots working in commercial airlines or specialized sectors.

Commercial airlines: Flying passenger and cargo flights domestically and internationally, adhering to flight schedules and safety protocols.
Corporate aviation: Piloting private jets and aircraft for business executives, celebrities, and private clients.
Military aviation: Serving as a pilot in the armed forces, conducting missions such as reconnaissance, transport, and combat operations.
Charter companies and air taxi services: Providing on-demand flight services for various purposes, including tourism, medical transport, and aerial photography.
Flight instruction: Becoming a flight instructor to train aspiring pilots and provide recurrent training for licensed pilots.