Find the USNA website...Then the NROTC one.  Those will have the official requirements.  For USNA, you'll need grades/test scores, sports, clubs/activities, leadership (much like any service academy)  You need to apply to USNA, plus get your DoDMERB physical, and a nomination (check your Congressman's, Senator's, and the ...

I do not know anything about the selection process for the Indian Air Force.  Your best bet would be to talk to someone in your Air Force.

Yes, the academy will ask for all your extracurriculars from your high-school years. Will your residency legally change when you go to school?  I would doubt it, but be sure.  You would apply to whichever representatives work for your state (and district) of residency. (probably Texas, but double check) Boarding school shouldn't lower ...

Academically, you should try to be in the highest level classes you can (usually AP level) and still get good grades.  Math and Science are critical for USAFA.  AP classes are not critical, but they will definitely improve your competitiveness. As far as clubs and sports, the academies want to see a variety of activities, but it is ...

Yes For years the only acceptable procedure was PRK, but it looks like they are starting to approve LASIK.  However, don't go get surgery by yourself, as that can disqualify you.  Talk to a DoD doc or current flight surgeon.

You can become a pilot through the US Air Force, Navy, Marines, or Army (helicopters only).  For Air Force, you need to be an officer.  That means you will need to go through the Academy, ROTC, or OTS (which include at least a Bacchelor's degree).  After commisioning as an officer, you would need to be selected for Undergraduate ...

Honestly, I have no idea how dual citizenship would affect you.  Your best bet would be to look at www.academyadmissions.com or www.afrotc.com.  If info is not on there, those sites have contact numbers and e-mails. You will need to move to the US, because all the ROTC detachments and the Academy (there is only one US Air Force Academy) ...

UPT selection is not based on your major, however, OTS slots are.  If you can get into OTS, then you have average chances at getting a pilot slot.

It sounds right to me.  I would talk to your supervisor to find out who to talk to about getting into OTS when you finish your degree.

Never heard of it.  It's not in the USAF or Navy inventory...so, it probably doesn't exist.