Pilot Medical Guidance Counselling Session

Ensure You're Medically Ready Before Takeoff

Planning to become a pilot? Before you step into the cockpit, there’s one vital checkpoint you must clear—your medical fitness. Many aspiring aviators are unaware that certification from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is not just a formality, but a legal and foundational requirement for any pilot training program.

To help students navigate this essential process with clarity and confidence, CaptEssar Aviation Academy offers a dedicated Pilot Medical Guidance Counselling Session.

Why Medicals Matter

Without a valid DGCA medical certificate, you cannot begin your flying lessons—regardless of your passion or qualifications. Our session ensures you start your aviation journey on the right foot.

What You'll Learn:

• Differences between Class II and Class I DGCA medical certifications
• When to take which medical (PPL, CPL, Cadet Programs)
• Class II tests: Vision, hearing, ECG, blood tests, X-ray & more
• Class I tests: Lung function, cardiovascular stress, eye health, psychological evaluation
• Where to go: DGCA-approved and Air Force medical centers (IAM, AFCME, etc.)
• Step-by-step registration process and required documents

Extra Support You Won’t Get Elsewhere

CaptEssar goes beyond basic information. We offer:

• Pre-medical tips and health guidance to avoid surprises
• Assistance in scheduling appointments with empanelled examiners
• Help interpreting results and planning next steps if follow-ups are required
• Guidance for borderline or repeat-case candidates