Hyy,

After completing Class-12 with non-medical science stream, there are two ways that aspirants can choose in order to join ISRO . Also, you need to have completed your B Tech or BE in the streams like electronics, electrical, computer science or mechanical engineering. You need to have aggregate score of 60% and above throughout your career.

Hope this helps you!!

Hello Aspirant,

Depends on which IIT you are talking about.

I will tell you  the placement stats for IIT Delhi and IIST Shibpur.

Starting with IIST Shibpur,usually if  you secure over 7.5 CGPA you are going to be placed in ISRO directly,however now depends on the vacancies created by ISRO.Other companies who visit IIST are Agnikul Cosmos Honeywell, and Airbus the average placement is around 9.14 LPA.

Coming to IIT Delhi average package is around 7 LPA and the highest CTC is around 30 LPA.Companies like  Honeywell,Boeing, Gulfstream, ISRO, Airbus, Hyundai Mobis are the companies that come for recruitment

Hope this helped

Regards

Hi there,

I hope you are doing well. But the query seems to be incomplete as you didn't mention any exam, state domicile and all India rank .

Kindly repost your query on this platform we will be obliged to help you.

Another option that you have is .....you can post complete doubts in the comment section.

Thank you

Dear aspirant,

In order to study space science you're supposed to study at IIST which is Indian institute of Space science and technology.Also if you wish to work at ISRO this is the perfect degree for you to pursue.

At IIST there is a program that they offer called dual degree where you can finish your  B.Tech. degree in Engineering Physics and Master of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics in 5 years that is 10 semesters.For great opportunities one must have Masters of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics.Studying in IIST is advantageous as you stand out to the ISRO.

There are other degree options available in IITs as well for physics and astronomy but going with IIST would be good choice.Hope this was helpful to you.

Hello Kiritvankadi

All 3 of them are excellent colleges with very good ratings and infrastructure and faclilities but the difference in fees is  very great for IIT Ropar the fees is Rs 8.60 lakh for 4 years,for IIST the fees is Rs 1.8 lakh for 4 years but if you keep scoring above 8 SGPA  you don't have to pay any academic fees ,for BITS Pilani the fees is Rs 16.5 lakh for 4 years and in terms of placement the median salary for IIT Ropar is Rs 11.20 lakh per annum, for IIST it is 9.15 lakh per annum and for BITS it is  Rs 13 lakh per annum.So you choose a college according to the stream you will like to do I will also advise you to compare the colleges using the college compare and check out by yourself i will provide the link for that i will even provide the link for all 3 colleges so you can check them out in details which will help you even more

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-ropar

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-space-science-and-technology-thiruvananthapuram

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bits-pilani-hyderabad-campus-hyderabad

hope this helps you

Hello Ravi Kumar,

I can understand your confusion since all are good institutes for pursuing Aerospace Engineering.

Yes, IITK has an airstrip and a hangar equipped with 4/5 gliders. You can go in anytime and see those gliders. There is one whose skin has been ripped off so that you can see the structural arrangements of the glider. You get to have joy rides as well.

I cannot compare the research facilities of IITR ,IITR ,IIST and IITK ,since I don’t have complete information about IITM. Besides, it would be unjust to compare the research facilities since both institutions have focus on different areas of research.

I hope it helps you.

Hello There ,

You have good chances to get the seat in the later rounds. Although you can also get the seat in spot round , getting a seat in spot round depend on how many students show up for the spot round , so you do have good chances to get a seat.

Hope it Helps

Use careers360 JEE Advanced college predictor to predict colleges like iit , iipe , iiser , iist .

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello Aspirant ,

Here i am providing the article go through it you get some idea .

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iist-btech-cutoff

There you can find

• Factors for determining IIST Btech 2020 cutoff .
• Eligibility Cutoff for IIST btech  .
• Previous year cutoff for IIST Btech Admissions e.t.c.

I think this answer will help you lot .

All the best !!!!!

Hello Aspirant,

You need to mention which branch you were allocated to in your first round.Well as per last year's cut-off the branch's cut-off  range from 4978-29337,however in the first round generally you are given a college somewhat different from what you will  get at the end.I don't know what is your rank but within the given range and considering your rank or considering your rank above the given range of ranks you have chances at colleges like-

• NIT Trichy
• NIT Warangal
• NIT Karnataka
• IIIT Hydrabad
• NIT Rourkela

But the thing is many other things come into play like Home State quota and many other things.So I would like to suggest our college predictor app to find out which colleges you have chance at-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this will help you

Regards

Hello,

If you have a strong Passion for space /Aerospace engineering/Avionics , then you can choose IIST

If you don't have a specific interest, then you can go IIT to have many other Options

B.TECH COURSES :

B.Tech in Space Technology

B.Tech in Aerospace engineering

B.Tech in Avionics

To become a Space scientist - You should do Masters degree or doctoral degree in Physics, astronomy or astrophysics

So,

For learning Space science,

You should pursue UG in Aerospace engineering or any Course related to Earth and space and also Avionics, then you should pursue PG ( M.Tech or PhD program) in Astronomy and Astrophysics

Hope it helps

Good luck!