Applications open Open to the public Other: climbing, cycling, flying, diving, boating

Basic Paramotor Course (BPMC-28)

National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports · NIMAS Paramotor Node on the banks of the Brahmaputra

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Course dates
2 Feb 2027 → 16 Feb 2027
Duration
15 days
Applications
Open13 seats left on 18 Oct 2026
Age limit
17–40 years
Batch
Mixed
Level
Beginner
Fee (Indian nationals)
₹44,300
Foreign nationals
Not stated
Seats
15 places

Who can apply

Open to the public, within the age limit.

  • Able to carry a paramotor of about 20–25 kg on your back.
  • No fear of heights (acrophobia).

Fee and what's included

₹44,300

  • Accommodation and meals are included in the course fee.

Documents you'll need

  • As asked for when booking on nimasdirang.com

How to apply

  1. Create a student account on nimasdirang.com (Sign Up / Student Login).
  2. Open the course, choose a batch with seats available and book it online.
  3. Check the course's Eligibility tab before booking — advanced courses need an 'A' grade in the course before.

Apply on Official Website

Prepare safely

General advice from TravelTycoons, not the institute's rules. Follow the institute's instructions where they differ.

  • Flying depends on wind and weather, so some days may be ground training. You shouldn't have a fear of heights.
  • Book non-refundable travel only after the institute confirms your seat, and keep copies of your ID, medical certificate and payment receipt.
  • Check whether the institute insures trainees; if not, buy cover that includes adventure activities.

Official contacts

Website: nimasdirang.com

Sources and last checked

Last checked 18 Oct 2026. Copied from the institute's live online admission listing.

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