No obtaining a Student Pilot License (SPL) or a Private Pilot License (PPL) does not qualify you for paid pilot jobs. These licenses are primarily for personal flying and training purposes. To pursue a career as a commercial pilot you need to obtain a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) which requires additional training flight hours, and passing specific examinations.
In India the progression typically starts with an SPL followed by a PPL and then a CPL. While a PPL allows you to fly solo or with passengers for non-commercial purposes, it does not authorize you to be compensated for your flying services. To legally earn money as a pilot, you must hold a valid CPL which permits you to be employed by airlines, charter services, or other commercial aviation operators.
Some pilots use their PPL to gain experience by volunteering or working in non-commercial roles such as banner towing or aerial photography. However, these positions are typically unpaid and serve as a means to build flight hours and experience. Ultimately to secure paid employment as a pilot, obtaining a CPL is essential.