The admission process for the B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering + CPL (Commercial Pilot License) course typically involves several stages, including eligibility checks, entrance exams, interviews, and sometimes medical assessments. Here's an overview of the common steps involved:
1. Research and Application:
- Research institutions that offer the integrated B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering + CPL course. Ensure that the institution is DGCA-approved (for CPL training) and accredited for aeronautical engineering.
- Visit the institution’s official website to understand the application process and deadlines.
- Fill out the application form either online or offline, providing necessary details such as personal information, educational qualifications, and contact details.
2. Eligibility Check:
- Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including having Physics, Mathematics, and English in 10+2, with a minimum aggregate percentage (usually 50-60%).
- Confirm your age, medical fitness, and other required qualifications.
3. Entrance Exams:
- Some institutions may require you to appear for an entrance exam for aeronautical engineering (e.g., JEE Main, state-level exams, or institutional tests).
- For the CPL training component, there may be an aptitude or psychometric test to assess your suitability for becoming a commercial pilot.
- Check whether the institution conducts a separate entrance exam for the CPL component.
4. Counseling and Interview:
- After the entrance exam, institutions may conduct a counseling session or interview to assess your knowledge, aptitude, and passion for aviation.
- You may be asked about your motivation for joining the course, as well as technical questions related to aviation.