Yes in most cases you may have to pay a little more if you choose to do your pilot training in a major city but this is not always a negative point. The overall pilot course fees depend on many factors such as the training school location aircraft type number of flying hours and additional facilities offered. In big cities like Delhi Mumbai or Bangalore the cost of living is usually higher so things like accommodation food and transport can add extra expenses to your budget. Similarly flight training schools in these locations may charge slightly more due to higher operational costs such as fuel maintenance, and airport charges.
However it is also important to understand the benefits of training in major cities. These schools often provide better infrastructure modern fleets advanced simulators and highly experienced instructors. You may also get more flying opportunities because of busy airports and exposure to real aviation environments, which helps you gain confidence as a pilot. Many students feel that paying a little extra in such cities is worthwhile because it adds more value to their training and improves career opportunities in the long run.
On the other hand if you want to save money you can always choose pilot schools in smaller towns where living costs are lower and course fees are slightly less. The quality of training is maintained as all flying schools follow DGCA guidelines, so your license and skills will remain valid across India and even abroad. In short, yes, you may pay more in major cities but the extra cost often comes with advantages that can support your career growth and learning experience.