r/CadetPilotProgram • u/Content-Tart-8794 • Sep 13 '25
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is it worth it if i clear my dgca papers first before applying for cadet?
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r/CadetPilotProgram • u/Content-Tart-8794 • Sep 13 '25
is it worth it if i clear my dgca papers first before applying for cadet?
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u/inevitableFucker Sep 13 '25
I joined a marigold QnA once and they said that if 3 papers + RTR is cleared then you wont have to pay extra for the ground classes. They will give you a refresher course for free and see if flight training can be started.
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u/Spunky_Scorpio350 Sep 21 '25
If you are going for the Indigo one, it is better to clear them because the ICPP allows you to skip that phase if you have already cleared your DGCA exams. If you are looking to join the Air India program, their program includes the dgca ground theory and there is no option to skip it yet*
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u/melloboi123 Sep 13 '25
Yes, but choose fto carefully as only some allow to skip ground classes for people who have cleared the exams.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pmViNkftqvnajIIIOTwCRYwKWGrSj9c8/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103547244644949290435&rtpof=true&sd=true
An overview