Yes, in many cases foreigners can join a private pilot licence course (also written as private pilot license course) in India but there are additional rules permissions and conditions they must meet.
Before a foreign national enrolls they should confirm:
DGCA / Indian aviation authority rules The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) may require special clearance or permissions for non Indian citizens to train here.
Visa & immigration status - The student must have a valid visa that allows them to stay for the full duration of training (6-12 months typically).
Foreign medical & license recognition - They might need to satisfy additional medical fitness criteria under Indian regulations. Also after finishing the training whether their PPL is recognized in their home country depends on bilateral agreements and ICAO standards.
Foreign students generally must coordinate with the flight school or training institute to secure No Objection Certificate (NOC) or obtain clearance from DGCA.
The institute may assist in obtaining permissions guiding with paperwork.
The student must complete all requirements ground theory flying hours exams medical fitness and the flying test.
After successful completion the private pilot licence is issued under Indian aviation law.
Benefit: Foreign students get access to Indian flight schools potentially lower costs compared to some countries and the possibility to use their license (or convert it) in other countries under ICAO framework.
Limitation: Their license may not automatically permit commercial flying as with all PPLs it is for private / recreational flying only. Also conversion or recognition in their home country may require extra checks or tests.
If you like I can check whether Pilot CET or specific Indian flight schools currently accept foreign students for the private pilot licence course / private pilot license course and send you the latest info.