If you are an average student meaning you may not top your class but you are willing to work hard you can still aim for a CPL and a career in flying.
What CPL demands
The CPL Course involves ground training (theory on navigation air law meteorology aircraft systems) and practical flying training (around 200 flying hours + simulator/solo flights).
You also need medical fitness clearance good vision hearing physical and mental fitness.
During training success relies more on your skills discipline decision making calmness under pressure and willingness to learn far more than just high academic marks.
Why being average is not a deal breaker
Flying training is different from school exams. It tests your practical understanding responsiveness confidence and ability to learn traits that don't always show up in academic grades.
If you stay committed attend all sessions practice diligently and stay disciplined you can build the required skills. CPL is more about real world capability than just bookish marks.
Many flying schools and industry recruiters value mental strength, decision-making under pressure, communication teamwork and a professional attitude more than your 12th grade percentage.
What you should watch out for
Even if you were average academically you must meet minimal eligibility often completion of 12th with Physics & Mathematics (or equivalent as per latest rules) for CPL.
Medical fitness and consistency matter a lot. If you skip sessions or don't commit to training, flying skills won't develop well.