Hi Aspirant,

You belong to any domain of engineering that doesnt matter .To get into ISRO you need to give the entrance examination conducted by isro itself.According to the scores in ISRO you will be shortlisted for the interview process and after that you can selected for the final screening process and all that before you join ISRO.

Hope it helps!!

Hi Aspirant,

As we all know that On 22 July 2019,  as part of the second lunar mission ISRO launched Chandrayaan 2 spacecraft into the earth's orbit. It contained Pragyan Rover which is powered by AI tools and frameworks and uses solar energy for its functioning and can communicate only with the Lander. Also AI can be used for data processing for the satellites themselves. In recent research, scientists tested various AI techniques for a remote satellite health monitoring system(this is based on global survey). However there is no such job vacancy released from ISRO but you can try out for other engineering posts.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!!!!

Hello,

I will start with Data Science first. So basically Data science is an interdisciplinary field about scientific methods, processes and systems to extract knowledge from data.

Whereas AI is something that enables machines to mimic human intelligence using logics, ML, DL,etc.

And ML is the study of computer algorithms that improve automatically through experience and by the use of data.

So basically we can say that machine learning is the link that connects Data Science and AI because AI is the tool that helps data science get results and solutions for specific problems and ML is what helps in achieving that goal.

Now talking about jobs in all of these specific field of study, since all of these are going to be the future of human life so jobs are everywhere in huge demand in all of these fields ISRO specifically(since you mentioned). There are various projects that has already been done using AI , ML and Data Science. Like ISRO launched Chandrayaan 2 spacecraft which had AI tools and frameworks, uses solar energy for its functioning and can communicate only with the Lander. ISRO first developed Target identification using machine learning algorithms from MOTR radar data.

Hope this is resourceful to you.

All the best!!!

Every year ICRB or ISRO central Recruitment Board releases advertisements for different vacancies. Now this have a lot of deviations in qualification according to the requirement of job. For example, there are advertisements for Drivers which needs a 10+2 pass, for technician a Diploma is required, for Management and Administration MBA is required, For Scientist MSc/BTECH/MTECH/BARCH/MARCH required, for stenography , a certificate in Stenography is required. So there are a lot of respective posts in ISRO. So based on your aspirations the education qualification will depend.

For the ISRO career section copy paste the link below on your browser:

https://www.isro.gov.in/careers

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

See this is a very abstract kind of a question. And I think there are no such career MSc courses that are equally applied for both the courses. Now if you want to correlate these two fields then I would say that a MSc in Electronics have a lot of recruitments in ISRO and in IT sectors MSc Electronics are taken as they have good coding skills but in IT's they are paid less as compared to BTech CSE/IT. Thus if you want to go for IT then I would recommend you to go for MCA rather than MSc but if you have genuine interest in ISRO then MSC Electronics can be a great choice for you.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

The following are the criteria and current developments in recruiting branches with the greatest scope:

• Electronics: ISRO has a number of centres that work on satellites, payloads, ground stations, telemetry and telecommand, remote sensing, launch vehicle electronics, and so on, and employs a large number of engineers in these fields.Students from these branches study Applied Electronics, Communication, Electrical Electronics, Electronics, Electronics & Communication, Electronics & Power, Electronics & Telecommunication, Industrial Electronics, Power Electronics, Telecommunication, Instrumentation Technology, Instrumentation & Control, Electronics & Instrumentation, and Avionics.
• Mechanical engineers at ISRO work on launch vehicle design, satellite construction, mechanism, and propulsion, among other things. As a result, ISRO requires a large number of mechanical engineers. Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Production Engineering, Production Management, Aeronautical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Industrial Management, Industrial Production, Manufacturing Sciences/Engineering, Manufacturing Sciences/Engineering, Manufacturing Sciences/Engineering, students can apply for mech stream.
• ISRO wants computer science engineers to analyse data, manage servers and high computing facilities, and maintain websites, among other things. Engineers with a background in computer science, information science, or information technology can apply for a position in computer science.
• Civil engineering: ISRO uses civil engineers to maintain the organization's infrastructure.
• ISRO also hires Industrial engineers, Physicists, Mathematicians (Post-Graduate), Geophysicists, Architects, and other professionals, although vacancies in these fields are few.

Hope it helped

Thank you

Hello student

Get into ISRO job for MSc physics candidate, candidate has to pass BSc physics at least 65% marks and MSC physics with at least 65% marks. And have a CGPA of 6.5 scale of 10  The candidate whose in MSC physics specialisation is geophysics will have an added advantage and opportunities to get ISRO job in India. There is a Central recruitment board in ISRO who take and screening test for this job.

Hope this helps.

Iam Jyoti rajak iam doing bsc in biotechnology bu University

I want job iam freshers