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Your Medical Certification Journey Starts Here

Aviation medical certification is one of the first important steps in becoming a pilot. Before you invest in flying training, you need to understand the DGCA medical requirements, examination process, and applicable medical standards. The good news is that many aspiring pilots who require glasses or have minor medical concerns can still qualify, provided they meet the applicable DGCA standards.

Class 1 Medical — Required for CPL

For a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), you need to meet the applicable Class 1 medical standards. Class 1 assessment involves more comprehensive medical evaluation and is conducted through the DGCA-approved aviation medical process. The assessment may include checks relating to: Vision and colour vision Hearing Cardiovascular fitness ECG and other investigations General physical fitness Blood and other laboratory investigations where required Class 1 medical fitness is an important requirement for your professional pilot journey.

Class 2 Medical — Your First Medical Step

A DGCA Class 2 Medical Assessment is generally the starting point for student pilots and aspiring commercial pilots. The assessment evaluates your overall fitness for aviation, including areas such as: Vision and colour perception Hearing Cardiovascular health General physical health Medical history Other examinations required by the approved medical examiner Complete your required medical assessment before beginning your flying training.

DGCA-Authorised Medical Examiners Only

Choose an Approved Aviation Medical Examiner

Your aviation medical examination should be conducted through a DGCA-authorised Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) or the applicable DGCA-approved medical facility/process.

Before booking an appointment, verify that the examiner is currently authorised by DGCA for the medical assessment you require.

Always check the latest DGCA-approved examiner list and requirements before your appointment.

Vision, Hearing & Fitness Checks

Your medical assessment can involve several examinations designed to determine whether you meet the applicable aviation medical standards. Depending on the class of medical and your individual circumstances, these may include: Visual acuity assessment Colour vision assessment Hearing/audiometry ECG Blood investigations General physical examination Medical history review Additional specialist tests, if required


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How to Prepare for Your DGCA Medical

Determine whether you need a Class 2 or Class 1 medical assessment based on your stage of pilot training and licence requirements.
Use the latest DGCA information to identify an appropriate authorised Aviation Medical Examiner.
Carry the documents and previous medical reports requested by your examiner. If you have an existing medical condition or previous treatment, keep relevant reports available.
The examiner will conduct the required assessments and investigations based on the applicable DGCA medical standards.
If additional tests, specialist opinions, or documentation are requested, complete them as advised and follow the applicable DGCA medical process.