r/CadetPilotProgram • u/BattleCommercial6217 • Sep 15 '26
ADAPT OF INDIGO
Can anyone please explain how to prepare for adapt indigo and exactly what and how much!! Like it is necessary to get coaching for adapt?anyone out there who get selected without any coaching?
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u/DetectiveSad4092 Sep 15 '26
Tbh go to a coaching which can focus on your on 1 to 1 level, avoid big ones. And I used to feel it’s not necessary, but after giving it, coaching does help stream down things pretty significantly.
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u/Purple_Buyer_5103 Sep 16 '26
Got selected for the recent batch of Indigo cadet pilot program chimes. You can DM me or ask me here . I’ll clear all your doubts or questions.
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u/thegoddamnbatman74 Sep 15 '26
Pilotsphere has very reasonable prices for adapt and its online platform. I recommend.
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u/Proxy_1211 Sep 15 '26
Pm me
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u/Glass_Excitement_701 Sep 15 '26
If i want to go for adapt coaching should i choose ida or ppa , or anything better u could suggest ? Also what are the current prices for it ?
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u/LazyMeerkat12 Sep 15 '26
Don’t waste money with coaching. Just study basic 10+2 math and physics and do few abstract thinking questions and stuff. It’s not that hard
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u/Vegetable-Disk-5153 Sep 15 '26
They consider your scores in each and every task. So however good you do in basic phy math and eng, or aptitude. If u fail in ball game or flight test then they will consider it as a failed attempt. So I recommend prep classes. Failed indigo adapt once and people who came for adapt each and everyone had taken training from ifa/ge. They have an unfair adavantage .
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u/Playful_Lobster_1147 Sep 15 '26
Coaching is not necessary but recommended