Hello, the basic eligibility for entry level scientist if MSC or B.E/Tech degree. You need to complete your MSC degree to qualify for the post. However you may be offered the post of Technical assistance. If you complete your MSC degree you may get promoted to scientist level, So it is necessary to complete to either complete your post graduation in correspondence even after you the assistant post.

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Hi.

Yes, a physicist can work in robotics field. you can work as scientific technician or analyst in side with the engineers. but you cant go for building robots directly.

If you have bsc physics, do your msc is engineering physics or electrical physics, then you can work with robotics engineer and with essential skills, you can also build your own robots,

but to be a robotic sciemtist, you atleast need a msc in physics.

Feel free to ask any doubts in comments.

Hi there,

You can become a scientist in abroad after completing IIT as well. And most of the scientists in drdo, barc, or isro are mostly engineers or doctors as the work . Even the physics or chemical scientists also have to complete their bachelor's degree in bsc or btech then they choose to pursue phd to grow as a scientists.

Even in Abroad you will require the bachelor's degree and if it would be of IIT then you would get some benefit as well.

The salary are also very good of the scientists across the globe.

I hope this helps

Look there are many ways to join ISRO, in any discipline. Let me explain it to you the routes.

1. IIST TRIVANDRUM

Pursuing Undergraduate or Dual Degree courses in Avionics/Aerospace or Electronics is one of the best ways if you are seriously targeting ISRO in future. You just need to clear an Interview, provided you have 7.5 GPA after B.Tech and you are directly inducted into ISRO. More than 70% of the batches join research organizations like ISRO, BARC amd DRDO. For Joining IIST, you need to Clear JEE Advanced and subsequently apply for the IIST Counselling, conducted by the Institute.

2. B.Tech/Dual Degree from IIT/Top NITs

ISRO visits many of the Top IITs and NITs and primarily recruits quite a number of budding engineers from Electronics , Computer Science and Mechanical Domains. So there also lies a way.

3. Masters from IISc/IIT after B.Tech

Research Organizations like ISRO and DRDO prefer postgraduates for their highly advanced engineering and research applications. Each year ISRO declares tender for more than 500+ vacanies for Scientist designation , alone for Postgraduates in different disciplines from Instrumentation to Metallurgical/Material Science. So even if you havent cleared JEE, do note you have another chance at GATE, and subsequent M.Tech from IISc Bangalore or preferably a Top IIT. For your Information most of the Top Scientists and Directors are not IITians and NITians but most of them were excellent undergraduates in their respective state colleges and went on to do postgraduate and doctoral degrees from Top Institutes in India and Abroad. An Institute only gives you a platform, ultimately its your responsibility how you nurture your Career and Interests.

4. After Bachelors/B.Tech

In case you want to join ISRO directly after B.Tech, do check the Careers and Recruitment Portal from time to time. There are quite a number of vacanies for Undergraduates from different streams round the year. You need to answer an Examination proctured by ISRO and subsequent Interviews guarantee your selection. But remember a Masters candidate is always preferred by the Recruitment Division of ISRO, so you will always face tough competition. All the Best.

For more information about ISRO recruitment do go through the following link https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment/

Hi Aspirant,

Both have excellent job facts in the future. Salary will probably be higher as a doctor, eventually. However if you need to take out a Lakhs of rupees in loans to finish medical colleges, if you become an M.D Doctor with specific profession then you will earn good Handsome,

Some of the top scientists in the country earn between Rs200,000 and Rs500,000, but they are few and far between. There are some scientists who earn millions, but they are typically entrepreneurs or executives who have turned their work into a commercial success.

Education : Most scientists today have a PhD in their particular area of expertise.

Hello Divjyot,

Hope you're doing good.

If you're asking about the title 'doctor' in front of your name, even a phD can fetch you that in any discipline. But, if you're a medical student and want to be a doctor and scientist both, even that is possible.

There are many surgeons and other doctors as well that are practicing medicine as well contributing much to the research and development of the medical sector. Research in medicine is pretty crucial. Also, if you really want to be successful, and also want to contribute to the society in some way, you need growth. You need to be updated about the new trends. Research about new diseases, medical equipments and microbes, is necessary. So, you can be a scientist and doctor as well.

Thankyou.

Hello Monika,
If u see the difference in basic maths and standard maths, it's the matter of conceptual difficulty. If you want to become a scientist in future then having your base strong in advanced maths is very important and being clear about scientific concepts and logical reasoning and thinking. I recommend you to take standard maths if you really want to make your career in research field.

Choosing basic maths would make you familiar with concepts but it won't go into depth, the base required for keeping you ready for further challenges you will be facing in this field.

Hope it helps!
Thank you!

hello

NO it is not at all necessary to crack JEE Mains and Advanced for becoming a physicist.

One have to earn a bachelor's degree in physics with high CGPA.

One should pursue master degree and getting a Phd in physics for most prestigious jobs.

Hi.

Becoming a scientist will take a lot of hard work and perseverance and it is absolutely great that you have chosen this career path. Preparing early is always essential and it is required that before class 12th examination you think wisely and choose the specialisation you wish to pursue as a scientist. If you wish to take up a Bachelor’s degree in engineering then you will be able to choose fields like –Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Astrology, Astrophysics, Geology etc. or alternatively you have B.Sc, B.Pharma as well. It is essential that you read about the examinations, their eligibility criteria, best colleges for your specialisation and prepare accordingly. If you have decided a specific specialisation then post a question and we will gladly help you out with further queries.

Good Luck