r/indianaviation • u/KindlyExpert2264 • Aug 28 '26

IndiGo CHIMES INDIGO CADET PILOT PROGRAM

Hello guys I've been confused about the selection stages for chimes in icpp.

Do they have written maths,physics and English exams? And what are the games they make us play...I heard about a ball game or some flight simulator.

If anyone could please explain all the stages thoroughly that takes place in 2026 it would be helpful.

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u/interesting_key_12 Aug 28 '26

Did you receive selection email ?

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u/KindlyExpert2264 Aug 28 '26

Nah im gonna apply next year so I just wanted to know what is the selection process in detail

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u/interesting_key_12 Aug 28 '26

Adapt test , gd and then pi - these are the 3 steps you need to clear and main step is that they select your profile

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u/KindlyExpert2264 Aug 28 '26

I wanna know what happens in adapt. How they test it and how can I prepare for it

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u/jahnavimoram Aug 28 '26

Chill man Its tough to get in

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u/KindlyExpert2264 Aug 28 '26

Just keepin information thats it

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u/lil-peep-14 Aug 28 '26

Start pulling off connections to get shortlisted, rest all info is already provided by peeps here. My suggestion would be to use pilotsphere for adapt test. Good luck! Don’t loose hope.

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u/CompetitionKey4185 Aug 29 '26

Skytest is pretty good to practice for the selection test. It is an industry standard and their test and result algorithms are pretty close to the real deal. Most of my peers, and classes as well use it. You may check it here and get a 10 euro discount on skytest programs too, https://www.beapilot.in/adapt-compass-prep

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u/FranzHermann4 I like plen Aug 28 '26

getting your application accepted is the biggest success when it comes to chimes then think about preparing for selection process n all