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Rate My Portfolio 22M( Student Pilot)

I’m 22 years old
done with my graduation this year and I’ve changed my career path so I’m currently a student pilot
I’ll start earning around 2028 end

Please review my portfolio
Open for criticism too

u/Straight_Injury4055 — 4 days ago
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DGCA Class 1 Medical Experience ( Apollo Hyderabad ) by

Overall, the experience was pretty smooth and mildly anxious at times

Before the appointment, you can call the Apollo Hyderabad medical number and they’ll guide you on the diet/restrictions to follow about a week prior. I had to stop taking whey protein and creatine temporarily too 😞

I reported to the hospital around 8 AM they asked me to stay fasting for 10hrs . Started with blood tests, then had to drink a lot of water for the abdomen ultrasound. After that, they guide you through different departments on the same floor — eye checkup, ECG, chest X-ray, ENT, etc.

Also attached picture of the tests you should undergo in the medical

Most of the tests were pretty quick and well-organized. Thankfully, all departments cleared me and I got my FIT clearance the same day. I was lucky because sometimes it can take longer depending on extra tests, reports, or doctor availability.

The medical cost me around ₹19,500. Once your tests are done, the hospital staff basically takes care of the rest of the process and uploads the reports/results directly onto the DGCA eGCA portal as well, which makes things much easier.

Tips for anyone going soon:

  1. Stay “clean” for at least a few weeks before the medical
    Avoid unnecessary junk, alcohol, supplements, etc. It reduces chances of repeat tests.

2)Get a blood test done 1–2 weeks before
Helps you identify issues like cholesterol, liver values, etc., beforehand.

  1. Be mentally ready to wait
    Hospitals involve a lot of waiting. I met a guy who had been coming for 3 straight days because of elevated cholesterol levels and other shit

  2. HYDRATION IS A MUST
    3L+ water daily is non-negotiable. Start at least a week before the medical.

  3. Make sure to carry your phone with full charge and also earphones along with you😴

Feel free to ask me anything regarding the process :)

All the best

u/Straight_Injury4055 — 5 days ago