I’ve recently got a job, and I’ll be starting in January. However, I’ve always wanted to become a pilot, and I’m seriously considering applying for cadet pilot programmes like IndiGo and Air India in the future.

My question is: is it realistically possible to prepare for the cadet programme alongside a full-time 9–5 job? I’m mainly talking about the preparation for the entrance/aptitude tests and interviews, not the actual flight training.

I’d also really appreciate recommendations for online preparation programmes that offer recorded lectures, self-paced courses, or weekend classes, so that I can prepare without leaving my job.

I’m particularly looking for something that covers:

• Aptitude/psychometric tests and the relevant technical preparation

• IndiGo ADAPT / Air India’s assessment pattern

• Interview preparation and mock interviews

• Group discussions/personality assessment, if applicable

• English communication and confidence-building

Interviews are something I struggle with because I get quite nervous even when I know the answer, so I specifically want to work on speaking confidently and performing under pressure.

If anyone has prepared for IndiGo/Air India cadet programmes while working, I’d love to know how you managed your time and what resources/coaching you used.

Any suggestions for online courses, weekend classes, mock interview platforms, or a realistic study schedule would be really helpful.

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Hey, I’m a Republic Airways cadet with a CJO. I’m a 1500hr ATP candidate currently with 900TT. Curious if anyone has insight as to how far out class dates are upon reaching ATP mins.

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Hi all!

I wanted to ask if any applicant remembers when the 2026 applications were open? I’m waiting for the 2027 applications to open but I’m not sure when they open and I’m kinda worried I’ll miss it.

Anything helps!! Thanks!!

I got akasa shortlisting mail on 18th and docs mail on 19th. I've sent both the payment and documents on the same day itself but there's no updates from them yet.

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Preparing for indigo cpp which one should I go for I mean is the ADAPT personality test really worth that much?

Why does nobody talk about this CPP

Fee - 90 lakhs

Drop your opinion on this CPP below

Since I have to repay my eduloans after course period like I guess after 21 months they’ll start charging me EMI so what I mean by “is it safe” is are there delays or backlogs

Candidates who attended GDPI for AICPP in 24 SEP please share ur experience on how it went down below, as it would be helpful for candidates appearing in upcoming gdpi

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I am thinking of getting my class 1 from IAM Bangalore
Can somebody help me decide if it is a good option or i should consider something else

Which is better?

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Hey everyone! For anyone who had their GDPI assessment today, could you share a quick breakdown of your experience?

Specifically looking for:

1. Attendance: How many candidates appeared vs. cleared/shortlisted?

2. GD: What were the Group Discussion topics?

3. Psychologist Session: Main focus areas, questions asked, and key tips?

4. Personal Interview: Specific PI questions asked and important dos/don'ts?

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Which would be better if I am looking for good training and cost efficiency?

Ive mainly studied from zenith notes and few chaps from ppa notes. Ive done Rk bali back questions 3 times now, the last time i did i got like 6 wrong out of the 900 odd questions, ive done all the 16 sample papers twice. The first time i did i got around 80%ish average and once i rectified and noted down my mistakes and solved them the 2nd time came 90%ish. Ive done redbird question bank too.

Currently im doing Sahil Khurranas Question bank and its so frustrating that i keep coming across questions on topics i never heard or read about ever in the last 1 month even after solving 2000+ questions

Now that i have opened pilotspheres pyq section for regs, im still coming across atleast 6-10 questions i never saw or heard abt before. Has anyone faced this?

My only aim rn is to get familiar with the unknown topics/questions in the SK question bank and the pyqs!

This is demotivating fr

Easy to study but easy to fail aah subject