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Dreaming of flying high and becoming a pilot? You’re not alone. Thousands of students in India aspire to soar the skies as commercial or airline pilots. But one question always pops up – which stream is best for pilot training? Until recently, the answer was straightforward: Science with Physics and Math. But things are changing. With recent updates from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), students from Arts and Commerce streams may soon be eligible to become commercial pilots in India – a game-changing shift after 30 years. Let’s explore which stream is best to become a Pilot in India. Which stream is traditionally preferred for pilot training The new eligibility rule update from DGCA Advantages of different streams The path to becoming a pilot in India in 2025 and beyond Traditional Path: Science Stream (Physics & Math) For decades, the Science stream – specifically with Physics and Mathematics in Class 12 – has been the default and DGCA-mandated requirement for pil...

In a world where we constantly face decisions between right and wrong, two important words often come up – ethics and morals. While they may seem similar, ethics and morals are not the same. Understanding their difference is not only important for academic knowledge, but also for developing strong values in real life. In this blog, we’ll simplify the difference between ethics and morals, provide real-life examples, and explain why both are essential for students growing up in today’s society. What Are Ethics? Ethics refers to a set of rules or principles that govern the behavior of individuals within a group, society or profession. Ethics are usually: External in origin Often codified in systems such as laws, corporate guidelines, or professional codes Focused on what’s considered right or wrong by society or groups Example of Ethics: A doctor follows the Hippocratic Oath, which requires them to treat patients with care and confidentiality, even if they disagree with the patient’s life...