Question

Can I attempt all 6 DGCA papers in one sitting or do I have to spread them out?

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You do not have to attempt all 6 papers in one sitting. You can spread them across different examination sessions. DGCA also allows candidates to apply for multiple papers in a session, but the exact number and timetable depend on the particular session and your admit card. (pariksha.dgca.gov.in)

How to plan

  1. You may attempt the subjects you are fully prepared for.
  2. You can take the remaining subjects in later sessions.
  3. Many students choose a combination based on their preparation, such as Navigation with Meteorology or Technical subjects separately.
  4. Aero Pilots Academy offers structured preparation for all 6 subjects—Navigation, Meteorology, Air Regulations, Technical General, Technical Specific, and RTR(A)—so you can plan your attempts according to your readiness.

The best approach is usually to focus on clearing papers confidently rather than trying to attempt all six under pressure. For the exact number of papers permitted in a particular session, check the current DGCA examination notice or contact the academy team.

For further assistance, feel free to contact Aero Pilots Academy directly.