Hello & welcome. You don't say which country you come from, how old you are or why you're so worried. I assume you have some doubts about your health & ability to pass the commercial pilot medical. If this is the case I suggest you get medical advice so you find out what your options are. You might be worrying yourself sick over nothing. If the worst happens there are plenty of other jobs in the aircraft industry. If you can't pass the strict commercial pilot medical you can still work with aircraft & probably still fly privately for fun.

My advice, go to uni first. Most airlines wont hire you without something behind you. Plus its a good fall back incase something goes wrong. This is the same for most aviation jobs these days.

I know here in sweden and in the US you wont be able to become a commercial pilot with color blindness.
Private pilot may work, but nothing more.

Harsh reality, but color blindness is something the aviation industry doesnt take lightly.

Unfortunately, it's plain and simple.

If you lose your medical, (and the subsuquent appeal) you're done.  That's it.  As has been learned by too many pilots stocking shelves, it is extremely important you have something reliable to fall back on.

i can vouch for that rotty!

there is a document called a SODA (Statement of Demonstrated Ability) that will allow color blind pilots to fly. Depending on the severity of the color blindness it could be listed as a "mild color dificiency".

To obtain a SODA you basically go out on the ramp and the tower sends 3 or 4 light gun signals your way and if you get them right they give you the SODA and remove the night flying restriction. I have heard of a few pilots with very mild cases of color deficiency making careers out of flying so its not impossible. I say follow a career in flying and seek a business degree or something of that sort.

good luck

yeah you can get a SODA for many reasons. seen it all from one armed pilots to one eyed pilots its out there lol