My Son Wants to Be a Pilot After Two JEE Drops: Is Now the Right Time?

Ans: Hello Munira,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear that you son is studying the IGCSE curriculum. Concerning your question as to what are his prospects in India and abroad, I would like to tell you that we only deal with overseas education. To answer your question first, I would like to let you know that your son will be provided with a solid academic foundation that is globally acclaimed if he continues with the IGCSE curriculum until O level. You would be glad to know that a number of possibilities for him to pursue higher education or employment overseas may be opened through this educational path. Owing to their strict requirements as well as compliance with global educational criteria, the IGCSE qualifications are highly appreciated by a number of nations and institutions. As your son aspires to become a pilot, I would recommend that he focuses on STEM disciplines viz., Mathematics and Physics as these would be advantageous. A solid foundation in the scientific ideas that drive aviation are provided by these subjects. Not just that, after completing O levels, pursuing further studies in aviation sciences, aeronautical engineering, or even attending specialized programs in pilot training could pave the way for your son to become a pilot. I would like to tell you that although difficult, it’s a gratifying career that can be aided by a robust academic foundation, such as the one provided by the IGCSE curriculum.

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Ans: Hi. Your son is in 7th std. He fixed his goal at a very early age. His decision must be encouraged by the teachers and parents. Stand with your child and his decision.

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Ans: Hello Dear.
Your son can be admitted to the commercial pilot course after his 12th (i.e. +2 grade) with MPCB subjects. He must follow the course's guidelines and percentile requirements. It would be suggested that one should take the admission immediately after the 12th. The future of the commercial pilot is very bright provided one should have a keen interest in it. Many students initially choose this profession, but later they get disappointed. Before choosing such courses, one should take immense care. The lifestyle of a commercial pilot is different than that of a normal person. It would be better to check the physical fitness, mental fitness, and other parameters of your son before choosing this career.
Best of luck to your son for the upcoming examination and his bright future.

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