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Hello sir,
I hope that you are doing absolutely great.
With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that yes, if you have done and completed your phd in astrophysics then there is a job and career scope in future for you in isro. ISRO recruit candidates with PhD in Astronomy, Physics and Mathematics along with engineers in disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, electronics and computer science. So, there is a chance for you to get recruited in ISRO as an ISRO Scientist.
Further, if you won't able to join ISRO, then also there are wide range of scope and future options for someone who has done PDH in Astrophysics.
Other job opportunities for PHD in astrophysics are as follow :
Further, here is the complete guide that you can take reference from to become an isro scientist :
https://www.careers360.com/careers/articles/how-to-join-isro-after-12th-counar
I hope that this will help.
1. If you want to do the course in Astronomy, then going for the course of MSc Astronomy after your BSc Physics will be a better choice. Now if you do a PhD in Astronomy, then also you will be called as a Astronomer.
2. ISRO, hire research fellows in Radio Astronomy sector, but recruiting Astronomer is a less often case and no records are there on the ICRB website.
3. Getting ISRO is hard, but if you go for the course of MTech in Solid State Physics or MTech in Optoelectronics after your MSc Physics (through GATE & Interview) then you will be able to get directly placed as an Scientist at ISRO directly. Apart from this for being Astronomical Researcher you can apply in IUCAA/ ISRO/National Centre for Radio Astronomy & then can join some way at ISRO, but there are no information available regarding the recruitment of Astronomer on the official website of ICRB.
4. At Masters level, only IIT Indore offers the MSc Astronomy course through IIT JAM Physics examination. Apart from this you can apply for Integrated PhD or PhD program through NET/GATE/TIFR-GS/JEST at:
For more information regarding the Astronomy click the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/astronomy-course
I hope this helps.
hello aspirant,
I hope that you are doing absolutely great,
With reference to your above mentioned query, i would like to tell you that theer are various roles of a Civil engineering student in ISRO. The Civil Engineering Programme Office (CEPO) at ISRO Headquarters, Bengaluru and Construction and Maintenance Division (CMDs) located at various ISRO Centres/Units are responsible for planning, design, construction and maintenance of all ground based structures, buildings and associated utilities to cater to the Space.
You should have a B. Tech or equivalent in Civil Engineering in First Class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks or CGPA of 6.84/10 to apply for ISRO CE 2021 Exam.
No, you don't need to study Aerospace engineering as the role of Civil engineers in ISRO would be different as aerospace engineers. Yes . Civil engineer can apply for scientist post in ISRO in the field of remote sensing applications.
Further, to know more about ISRO recruitments , you can prefer following the below mentioned link : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment
Hello,
You have such a big dream thats great i appreciate.it is not easy to get in national space agency ISRO one can achieve it by starting early and hard work.this steps involved to get in ISRO as a scientist
1. complete computer engineering BE/B.tech with atleast 65 percent marks.
2. Recruitment exam is conducted by ISRO for scientist take that test.
3. candidates must be under 35 years of age for test
4. Interview is conducted after written test and this is for the candidate who clear written test.
5.if you clear all test you are selected for your dream post.
Academic records is also consider for selection so make sure have good academic record to present before interview team.
Dont limit yourself to ISRO only there is other space organisation also available you can also show your talent there.
May you achieve your goals...
Hey Aspirant!
ISRO interview questions are mostly technical in nature. These are not just theoretical questions but also numerical and analytical questions. So the first and foremost thing you need to do is know the topics which you’ll have to revise to be prepared to face the ISRO interview questions. . The main things that the interviewers are looking for are:
And for more details on ISRO Recruitment you can visit Careers360:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment
Ask if any further query...
All The Best!
Dear Student,
generally for BBA student , the common job roles can be opened by PSUs is marketing, HR Management , Business development etc.
Some PSUs name that hires BBA student is as follows :
The eligibility is you have to give an entrance exam , and based on the cut off ,you can get the job .
But note that .. holding a MBA degree will make your path easier to grab a job in these GOVT sector .
Hope this helps !
Hello there,
Hope you are doing good.
Yes , definitely aerospace engineering is a good career option for candidates who wanted to be the part of ISRO. After successfully qualifying ISRO examination , the candidate will able to get job as Aerospace Engineering with a starting salary of around 6- 10 lakhs per annum .
ISRO is one of the best places for young graduates in terms of High salaries and the best learning experiences.
Eligibility criteria for Aerospace Engineering :- Candidate must be appeared in Science Stream with subjects like Physics , chemistry and Mathematics .
For getting admission in top aerospace engineering college of India, one could go for AME CET exam.
For more Information about Aerospace Engineering click on the given link below :- https://www.careers360.com/courses/aerospace-engineering-course
Hope this Information will help .
Thank you :)
The post for the Technical Assistant is for those having Diploma in Engineering degrees. If you have MSc in Physics, then you can go for the Scientist C posts released by the ISRO. You must check the ICRB website as the notification are released any time of the year with some vacancies.
So do check it and No! You aren't eligible for the Technical Assistant, you are eligible for the Scientist post itself.
To know more about ICRB, visit the link below:
https://www.isro.gov.in/careers
I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
In ISRO there is very rare chance to become scientist after msc chemistry more jobs available for b.tech and msc physics students.applications invited for Msc chemistry scientist post released once in a while on ISRO website under section vacancies.
A written test is conducted by ISRO for the scientist post followed by personal interview and one thing which is considered for final selection is your academic record.
Hope it helps!!
Hello, I hope you are doing well
Yes, you are eligible. The entrance exam is open for post graduates, B. Tech/ B.E. Engineers and Ph.D. too for recruitment process in Scientist B rank.
Moreover if your Ph.D. projects have got something related to on going projects of ISRO, that would give you an upper hand. The promotion statistics are generally more in the favor of Ph.D. scientists due to their industry experience and their field applications.
Hope this helps
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