How To Become Fighter Pilot In Indian Airforce: The brutal killing of 25 Indians and a Nepali citizen in the Pahalgam attack shook the whole country. The Indian Army gave a befitting reply to this attack on 7 May 2025, when under 'Operation Sindoor', the Air Force destroyed 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK by air strikes. This precise attack with a high-tech missile proved that the Indian Air Force is capable of responding to any challenge. After this bold action, the passion to become a fighter pilot has increased even more among the youth across the country. In such a situation, let us know how you can become a fighter plane pilot...
To become a fighter pilot, first of all, you have to study Physics and Mathematics in 10+2. After this, your path of entry depends on your qualifications. Candidates can join the Air Force by giving the UPSC's NDA exam after passing the 12th. After graduation, the CDS exam conducted by UPSC is another way for you.
Candidates AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) This exam is conducted by the Air Force itself twice a year. Through this also you can join the Air Force. Apart from this, candidates with NCC 'C' certificate can join directly through NCC Special Entry. After passing the written exam, your personality, decision making ability and leadership skills are tested by the Service Selection Board (SSB).
Medical and PABT Test
After SSB, you have to pass the medical test. Fitness is very important for a fighter pilot. Also, your flying ability is tested through PABT (Pilot Aptitude Battery Test).
The training is special.
Candidates who are successful in all the stages are given training at the Air Force Academy in Hyderabad. Here flying training is given from basic to advanced level, in which the technique of flying fighter aircraft is taught.
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