Many aspiring pilots worry that not studying Physics or Maths in high school might ground their aviation dreams before they even take off. The truth is more encouraging than you might think.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) mandates that CPL applicants must have:

• Completed 10+2 education with Physics and Mathematics
• A valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
• Minimum age of 17 years

These subjects aren’t arbitrary requirements—they form the foundation of aviation principles:

• Aerodynamics: Understanding how wings generate lift (Bernoulli’s principle)
• Navigation: Calculating headings, fuel consumption, and flight times
• Meteorology: Interpreting weather patterns and their effects on flight
• Weight & Balance: Ensuring proper aircraft loading for safe operation

The good news? You don’t need advanced expertise—just a solid grasp of fundamental concepts, which our ground school covers comprehensively.

At Jain Aviation, we’ve trained numerous students from commerce and arts backgrounds who:

Their success proves that with the right guidance, your academic background won’t limit your aviation career.

Our DGCA Ground Classes are specially designed to help students from all backgrounds master aviation theory:

Why Choose Jain Aviation for Your Pilot Training in India?

• 90%+ First Attempt Pass Rate – Industry-leading results
• Airline-Experienced Instructors – Learn from Capt. Nipun Jain and team
• Personalized Attention – Small batch sizes (15-20 students)
• Practical Focus – Real-world applications of theory
• Affordable Fees: ₹1,50,000 for 4-5 months of intensive training

Once you complete your DGCA exams, the aviation world focuses on your skills, not your academic past:

• Flight Training: Accumulate 200 flying hours (including 20 hours of instrument flying)
• CPL License: Obtain your Commercial Pilot License
• Type Rating: Train on specific aircraft models
• Airline Interviews: Demonstrate your knowledge and skills