Aviation & pilot pathways

Earn a degree and your wings — on one planned route.

Our integrated pathways connect a recognised aviation degree with commercial pilot training at DGCA-approved flying training organisations, so students graduate with both an academic qualification and a professional licence pathway.

Trainee pilot and instructor on the flight line

The route to the flight deck

Six milestones from classroom to cockpit

Academic semesters and licence milestones are planned together, so students never have to choose between their degree and their flying.

Milestone 1

Eligibility & medical

Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics, and DGCA medical assessment.
Milestone 2

Aviation science & ground school

Air navigation, meteorology, air regulations and aircraft technical knowledge — preparing for DGCA theory examinations.
Milestone 3

Simulator training

Procedures and instrument flying practised safely before and alongside real flights.
Milestone 4

Flight training

Flying hours at a DGCA-approved partner FTO, as prescribed for the Commercial Pilot Licence.
Milestone 5

Instrument rating

Training to fly by instruments in all weather, as applicable to the licence.
Milestone 6

Degree + CPL, ready for airlines

Graduate with an aviation degree and the licence pathway to type rating and airline selection.

Choose your pathway

Two ways to fly with us

Recommended · 3 years

B.Sc Aviation with Integrated CPL

  • University degree and CPL training in one plan
  • Ground school delivered on campus
  • Flying at an approved partner FTO
  • A degree to fall back on — and grow with

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For graduates & career-changers

CPL Pathway with Academic Support

  • Ground-school coaching for DGCA examinations
  • Guidance on choosing an approved FTO
  • Mentoring by airline captains
  • Interview and airline-selection preparation

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For parents

Questions families ask us

Who conducts the flying?

Flight training is conducted by DGCA-approved flying training organisations. Aeroskillcept designs the academic pathway and coordinates milestones.

Why a degree as well as a licence?

A degree strengthens airline applications and keeps careers open in operations, safety, management and training.

What does it cost?

[Fee range and financing options — to be published once partner FTO terms are confirmed.]

How is safety managed?

Through the partner FTO's approved safety management system, with progress reports shared with the university.

Your first step toward the cockpit.

Book a free counselling session with a senior airline pilot.