Avyanna Aviation
A DGCA approved flying school in Ajmer. Its commercial pilot licence fee is ₹61,00,000 (Published).
Checked 8 September 2026
Source: the school's own statistics page, inside its regulator mandated disclosure table, checked 8 September 2026.
What it does not publish
- The site does not say whether ground school, kit or examiner fees are inside the total. Ask before you pay.
- No instalment schedule is published. Ask for one when you enquire.
Where this sits
13th lowest of the 17 schools that publish their own licence fee. The middle fee is ₹54,85,050.
How to apply
- Step 1. You need to be at least 17, with 10+2 or equivalent at 55 per cent aggregate in Physics and Mathematics, and a Class 1 medical from a DGCA approved examiner
- Step 2. Enquiries go through a form on the contact page which lists the programmes and education levels it accepts
- Step 3. No entrance test, interview or batch intake schedule is published.
Whichever school you choose, the licence needs a DGCA Class 1 medical, a DGCA Computer Number and five theory papers from the DGCA exam syllabus, practised in the DGCA question bank and under a timed mock test.
Common questions
What does Category A mean here?
It means the regulator's own scoring put this organisation in its top used band on the edition in force, and it is the only one there. The regulator publishes the letter and a serial number and no score, so there is nothing behind the letter to inspect.
What does the published fee cover?
The school does not say. The figure is a single line in a disclosure table with no inclusions, no exclusions and no instalment plan against it, so this page carries the amount with its label attached and adds nothing.
How many aircraft does it actually have?
The regulator's list and the school's own dated disclosure differ by one single engine aircraft. Both counts are on this page. A difference of one is small, but it is the kind of thing worth asking about before you commit.