1) Find out the Class II medical examiners from DGCA website. get your class II medical done it'll take a day or probably 2, if the tests are fine, submit the report in DGCA, hope fully you'll get the File number and your medical assessment in a month and half. Once you have your file number and assessment you can apply for the Class I date at Class I medical centers (again info. available on DGCA website).
2) In the meanwhile apply for the computer number on (
http://udaan.nic.in
080/udaan/index.jsp ) you can read the guideline at the bottom of the page. I suggest check for the dates to apply for computer number on DGCA website I guess for applying computer number there is a window before every session though not very sure about the date thing you can try for yourself.
3) I'll suggest start studying for the CPL level papers, you can search for the number of subjects and their names (I guess that must you should do yourself, coz in aviation earned knowledge is always a plus) you apply for the papers once you have the computer number & you don't need a valid medical for this
. but before that you need to register yourself on the above hyperlink and to apply for the papers again above mentioned link is to be used.
4) I suggest you get yourself Class I medically fit, have you DGCA papers cleared (2-3 atleast if not all) and most haunting exam the RT (radio telephony) conducted by WPC (wireless planning commission).
5) I'll say big NOOOOOOO to Philippines once you have your papers cleared and medically fit it takes 6-7 months to finish your 200 hrs of flying in india.
6) I hope once you have CPL level knowledge you don't have to study for SPL as SPL exam is just an formality as on date which might change in coming months with DGCA coming up with rules of having aptitude test before joining the flying school. And most of the DGCA CPL level notes are available online else if you have some friends from this field you can source from them.
7) No training flying happens in delhi, you can try Aligarh nearby or pathnagar for that, and yes 60 hrs for PPL.
Hope I answered most of you queries.
Good luck!!
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