Meteorology
India
Location
Dwaraka, Sec-7, Delhi
Guidance
Capt. Awadesh Tomer
Batch
1 April 2026
Aviation Meteorology for CPL – complete DGCA CPL Meteorology syllabus, exam pattern, important weather concepts, and ground classes in India for DGCA exam preparation. Learn about pressure systems, cloud formation, fronts, jet streams, METAR and TAF decoding, ICAO weather charts, turbulence, icing, and monsoon systems. Discover how structured DGCA CPL ground classes improve conceptual clarity, answer accuracy, and help you clear the Aviation Meteorology paper confidently in your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) journey.
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21 Feb 2026
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Air Regulations is the most compliance-critical subject in the DGCA Ground Exams. It evaluates whether a pilot understands aviation law, regulatory responsibility, and operational discipline expected in professional flying.
DGCA focus: Conceptual MCQs · Pilot relevance: Legal accountability
High-weight Annexes: 1, 2, 6, 8, 11, 13, 14
DGCA focus: Authority-based questions
DGCA focus: Rule interpretation & legal language
DGCA focus: Practical regulatory application
DGCA focus: Situational MCQs · Cockpit relevance: Daily operations
DGCA focus: Airspace-specific rules
DGCA focus: Visual recognition & terminology
DGCA focus: Licence privileges & conditions
DGCA focus: Definitions & reporting
The following references are widely used by DGCA CPL / ATPL aspirants, flight instructors, and airline interview panels. These sources ensure regulatory accuracy, exam alignment, and real-world aviation relevance.
DGCA aspirants actively discuss Air Regulations preparation, exam patterns, and common mistakes on public forums. These platforms reflect real student challenges and frequently asked doubts.
These references ensure that Air Regulations preparation remains accurate, regulator-aligned, and relevant for both DGCA examinations and airline selection processes. Students are encouraged to cross-reference concepts with official publications and instructor-led explanations for maximum clarity.
Meteorology is the most practical subject in DGCA Ground Classes. Every flight decision — before departure, en-route, and during landing — is influenced by weather. DGCA tests Meteorology not as theory alone, but as a pilot’s decision-making tool.
Meteorology in DGCA Ground Classes deals with atmospheric science as applied to aviation. It explains how pressure, temperature, wind, moisture, and weather systems affect aircraft performance, flight safety, and route planning.
For DGCA CPL and ATPL candidates, Meteorology answers one core question: “Is it safe, legal, and efficient to fly?”
Meteorology feels difficult only when students memorise definitions without understanding cause-and-effect. In reality, it is a logic-driven subject. Once the fundamentals are clear, the subject becomes intuitive and scoring.
DGCA repeatedly tests Meteorology because weather remains a leading contributing factor in aviation incidents worldwide. Airlines expect pilots to interpret METARs and TAFs accurately, avoid hazardous weather, and understand performance penalties due to temperature, wind, and pressure.
Structure of the atmosphere, ISA, lapse rates, pressure variation with height, density altitude, and aircraft performance impact.
Pressure gradient force, Coriolis effect, friction, surface vs upper winds, stability, instability, and adiabatic lapse rates.
Cloud types, vertical development, fog, rain, visibility reduction, ceiling concepts, and operational impact on approach and landing.
Thunderstorm stages, wind shear, hail, lightning, icing types, CAT, mountain waves, and avoidance philosophy.
METAR, SPECI, TAF, trend forecasts, and chart basics. DGCA expects interpretation for decision-making, not memorisation.
Cadet pilot assessments strongly evaluate weather awareness, decision-making under changing conditions, and interpretation of aviation weather reports. Strong Meteorology knowledge gives candidates a clear edge in airline selections.
DGCA aspirants frequently discuss Meteorology difficulty, thunderstorm logic, and METAR interpretation on aviation forums such as Reddit and Quora.
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When you sit with Capt. Tomar for counselling, it doesn’t feel like a formal session. It feels like talking to someone who has already walked the path you’re trying to understand. He knows how confusing the beginning can be — medicals, DGCA Computer Number, ground classes, flying school choices, budgets — everything feels overwhelming at first. He speaks honestly. If something is risky, he will tell you. If something is unnecessary, he will explain why. There are no big promises or shortcuts — just practical guidance based on real experience in aviation. The focus is simple: help you make the right decision from day one. Because one wrong step in pilot training can cost time and money. Capt. Tomar makes sure you understand the process clearly before you move ahead.
Counselling with Capt. Deval Soni is deeply personal, because his journey into aviation was never smooth or handed to him easily. He understands the confusion, the financial pressure, the fear of making the wrong decision, and the emotional stress that comes with chasing a cockpit dream. He has lived that uncertainty himself. During counselling, he does not simply explain the process — he shares perspective. From medicals and DGCA Computer Number to ground school strategy, flight training choices, budget planning, and airline preparation, everything is discussed honestly. When you speak to Capt. Deval, you are not talking to a counsellor — you are talking to someone who once sat exactly where you are sitting now.
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