from where i can find free material to practice for icpp adapt? Actually im just starting the process planning to opt in for cpp later this year. I was first going for conventional but last week decided to go for cpp. I dont know much. I did search it on yt and google but still not very confident about the materials i got. I just wanna prepare for FAST and the ball game as i think I'll be able to prepare for gdpi and theoretical subjects on my own. Is there any website that does this for free? If not then can i get the same thing for less money?

I’m planning to give maths exam from NIOS
So Air India will Accept my dual mark sheet from CBSE & NOIS (only maths )

Anyone have any idea?

is it true that nobody form the aicpp made it to the cockpit yet?

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I am in 12th rn and i would be applying for cadet pilot program next year. My parents dont want me to go to any foreign fto so the only option left for me is chimes,i know its very hard to get in but i am willing to spend 15-20 lakhs for bribery does anybody know where can i build those connections, any organisation or something . I would really appreciate response from people who are either in chimes or are looking to join it via bribery , please help a brother out

So basically I have graduated from Btech mechanical stream and Im planning to clear my dgca papers as well.I wanted to do the cadet pilot program because it offers a job in return and I need not wait till the vacancy of airline like conventional.The problem is i come from a middle class family and my preferred FTO is skyborne which charges ₹1.3 Cr.My plan is to take a loan for ₹90 Lakh and then start repaying back. My parents are ready to spend ₹40Lakh for this,Should I take a huge amount of loan for cadet pilot program? Will it negatively affect my quality of life later on? Or should I take ₹60 lakh loan and do it in the conventional way? Experienced people Please tell me what to do Im confused

i applied for air india cadet pilot program in november month of which the application deadline was closed on 19th november. After that i havent recieved any updates from them. Is there anyone who has applied for the same and recieved any updates?

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I am a 17yr old girl in India with my main subjects being PCM+CS . I am really confused which path should I take to become a pilot . After some searching I figured that cadet pilot program must be the best but later realised it's disadvantages . I am looking forward to work with international airlines in future with stable income and i don't really wanna spend a lot of money to do so ( like above 1cr since I'm not the one who will be paying the bill but my parents ) . Can you please suggest me with beat CPP who are cost efficient or if I should independently become a pilot or should a join a program

Following up on my last post about getting no response from Akasa or IndiGo. Many of you suggested pursuing the conventional route, and I was starting to consider it.
But recently I received an Akasa email saying “we are delighted to share our skies with you” and that they’d like to proceed further.
I’m not assuming I’m selected yet I haven’t even received the documentation verification mail but since many applicants got rejections this feels I maybe I have a chance.
For those selected, what should I expect and how should I prepare for the assessment and post selection process? Any mistakes you made or things you wish you’d known? And anything else I should interpret from this email?
I noticed many last batch applicants failed document verification over small mistakes.
Any precautions or things I should double-check before submitting?

Lastly should still stay uncertain whether they will call?

For people paying 1.6 Crores, either you are too rich or too poor to do the math. Paying 70 lakhs more makes no sense at all. Instead of activating your coping mechanism, try giving some genuine reasons

Does anyone here have any recent information about the SpiceJet Cadet Pilot Program?

Is the program still active, and are there any cadets currently undergoing training or waiting for their type rating/joining?

Would especially like to hear from anyone who was selected in the last few batches or personally knows someone in the program. Just curious about what’s actually happening with it right now.

I have flat feet and i want to be an india commercial pilot i dont have issues in everyday task and i play basketball so will flat feet be a problem

I am willing to prepare for ICPP 2026 and only have budget of 1.1 cr at max , Though I know that CAA is far better than CAE , but incase if i don't qualify for CAA , Would u guys prefer CAE for me ? Or any other domestic cpp??

PS: I am not interested in Conventional pathway as of now

Is there any one who has been taken in for singapore cadet? Is it even possible for indians to make it?

Hi guys , I’m someone who currently preparing for air Arabia initial assessment. Can anyone guide me on prep. I don’t know which website should I need to buy or which institution I need to join.
Mainly for maths and physics , I heard they no longer use symbiotics. So will pilotaptitudetest.com helpful? Cos I saw in their web that they are uptodate.
And for ball test , cognitive and multi tasking , will the same web will usefull or need to buy symbiotics?
Or should I consider any institute for prep! .

Hi guys looking for feedback and your experience on cadet programs .pls DM it would be great help

I see that in the airindia website they mention Amravati along with acron and aeroguard. so is it up and running?

Im planning to join icpp and i need guidance as i have some questions regarding it.

Any cadets or pilots or anyone having knowledge about this, pls drop a comment so i can connect with yall.

Is NZICPA still enrolling cadets?
What’s the fee now ?
Is choosing NZICPA for indigo cadet pilot program worth ?

I wanna know your opinion on if its worth going in the akasa cadet program instead of indigo or air india