Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you no you can't do two government jobs at a time. you have to only serve one post at a time. Being a scientist and An IAS officer is a duty of national importance so you need to serve both of them responsibly.

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

Hello there

First of all candidates need to opt Science stream at 10+2 level.Candidates ' degree must be from a recognized board.

Candidates must opt bachelor's degree ,Master's degree and Ph.d degree for this job.

Candidates are allow to opt for permutation combination of Science subjects with Biology as the main subject.

Candidates need to score an aggregate of 60% in graduation.

Master's degree with minimum of 65% is mandatory.

Candidates must take Doctrol degree or Ph.d .

JOB ROLES ;

Astromer

Agronomy

Cytologist or Cytotechnologist

Botanist

Epidemiologist

Geologist

Microbiologist

Ethologists and many more .

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;

•Research centers

•Mining industry

•Food and beverage industry

•Medical centers

•Indian Ministries-Ore,Archeology etc

•Wildlife Sanctuaries

•Aeronautical associations and more .

RECRUITING COMPANIES;

Indian Airforce

NASA

ISRO

Aero Control

ASRC Aerospace Corporation

Archeological Survey of India

Ministry of Mines and more.

The salary is between  INR 1,00,000 to 10,00,000 on the basis of job position and posts.

For more follow the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/careers/scientist

Hello candidate,

In order to become a scientist or a research professional you need to to go into the research field of study after completing your graduation for undergraduate course.

Different students opt for Masters or specialisation courses after completed their graduation, and proceed towards different fields of study for carrying out their research opportunities.

The salary of a scientist or a research associate is around 50000 on a monthly basis, which may vary depending on the place and role under which he is working.

Hope it helps!

Yes, after Diploma you may join ISRO after clearing respective shortlisting rounds and interview, subject to vacancies and advertisements for Technician/Technical Assistant Positions.

As far as Scientist position is concerned, after Diploma, even if you pursue a B.Tech/A.M.I.E/Associate Degree in Mechanical/Electronics youll have less chances, as the Vacancies are scarce and competition is extremely high for B.Tech Graduates.

You should perhaps pursue a M.Tech from some of the Higher Technical Institutions like Top IITs, NITs, BITS Pilani or IISc Bangalore followed by applying for the Postgraduate Vacancies, which are more in number and Postgraduates of Premium Institutes are preferred for the Positions of Scientist.

Ironically, at ISRO, the vacancies of Mechanical/Electronics Engineers are 10x more than Aerospace/Aeronautical/Material Engineers, though yhe latter play a key role in the Engineering and Research of ISRO.

Hello Aspirant

I hope you are doing good . As per your query , I would like to inform you that bsc in biotech will be better option if you want to go in research . BTech is the course where pratical applications are taught to students so that they can get a job to work in industry . BSC is completely research oriented course in which theortical knowledge is giiven to students so that students can think deep and widens their ability and then they can find reason about every single concept.

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Yeah! Obviously you can appear for BARC examination provided you must have a First Class in Bachelors (for Engineering Graduates) & First Class in Masters (for Science Graduates).

You can visit the link provided below to know more about BARC through GATE :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/barc-recruitment-through-gate

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

Hey,

ISRO stands for INDIAN SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION. It is one of the best organization and a dream place for people to get in if they have interest in space technology and science.

If you want to go for ISRO after 12th you need to sit for the IIST exam conducted by the organization and if you qualify in that exam you will be considered for admission.

There is no where written that 12th repeaters can't apply. You just need to have clear all the papers pf your class 12th and then you can apply.

Hope that helps.

Thank you

hi..

Courses and Duration

In India, various Universities & Institutions which impart diploma, undergraduate & postgraduate courses in military engineering.

The courses are categorized as follows:

• Diploma courses leading to the polytechnic diploma – 3 years duration.
• UG courses leading to the B.Tech (https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses/engineering/btech) (Bachelor of Technology) degree – 4 years duration.
• PG courses leading to the M.Tech (https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses/engineering/mtech) (Master of Technology) degree – 2 years duration

College of Military Engineering, Pune is one of the military colleges that offers engineering courses.

Skills Required:

• Disciplined
• Physical Endurance
• Ability to Handle emotional distress
• Team work Skills
• Self confidence
• Ability to take decisions under pressure
• Practical Intelligence
• Leadership Ability

(https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses-after-12th) (https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses/science-courses) Eligibility & Admission

For entering in Military Engineering, one must have passed diploma and 12th with mathematics and physics as the compulsory subjects.

Entrance Exam – JEE Main 2021 (https://www.sarvgyan.com/articles/jee-main-2021)

How to Become a Military Engineer?

• First step include an accredited engineering program. Minimum requirement of bachelor’s degree in engineering is required for military engineers.
• Enhance your skills and knowledge required in this field by taking requisite training/internship.
• After completion of full-time bachelor’s degree in engineering, you have to apply for the professional engineer (PE) exam.
• After the successful accomplishment of PE, you will become a licensed engineer and can apply in the armed forces as a military engineer.

Those who are the part of armed forces and want to become a military engineer can pursue engineering course in a military college.

In fact, the candidates who have completed their bachelor’s degree in engineering discipline with electrical, civil or industrial engineering (https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses/engineering/industrial-engineering) also have the choices to be the part of military engineering.

If you have passed 12th examination with PCM then you are eligible for pursuing B.Tech in electrical, civil (https://www.sarvgyan.com/courses/engineering/civil-engineering) or industrial engineering.

Jobs & Career Scope

There are a lot of career opportunities for you in the field of military engineering. You will get the job in government sector. Also, you can be recruited in government jobs in armed forces. As an engineer, you can support to various formations of Army, Navy, Air Force & DRDO.

Duties of Military Engineers

The tasks of modern military engineering is divided into three fields namely: combat engineering, strategic support and ancillary support.

1. Combat Engineer: Combat Engineer also called as field engineer who performs construction and destruction tasks under battle conditions. The tasks include constructing and digging trenches, bridge and road construction, clearing land mines, etc.
2. Strategic Support: Engineer provides service in communication zones that include construction of airfields, improvement and upgrade of ports, roads and railways communication.
3. Ancillary Support: The services include provision and distribution of maps, disposal of unexploded bombs, mines, and other warheads.

Other duties of military engineers include building bases, roads, bridges, airfields, etc. In peace time, military engineers also plays the role of civil engineers by taking part in the civil-works project.

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