Greetings, aspirant!

If you wish to make a career in astronomy in India, the best way to do so is by joining ISRO.

To start with qualifications, you need to get a bachelor's degree in engineering or a field pertaining to physics such as MSc in Physics. After getting your postgraduate degree, you can opt for a PhD program from a recognized University as a research assistant while writing your thesis for your degree.

There are many Institutions in India that can help you build a career in astronomy and astrophysics such as:-

• Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore
• Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
• Inter University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Pune
• Raman Research Institute, Bangalore
• Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar
• Jawaharlal Nehru centre for advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore

In order to join ISRO, the best way would be joining IIST for your bachelor's and/or Master's program. Recruitment is done on the basis of a student's performance as judged by ISRO's recruitment board (ICRB)

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Hi

As according to the data To become an Astronomer scientist a Ph.D diploma is compulsory.

First, you have to complete your 10+2 exam beneath the science stream, specially in Mathematics

Physics.

After that, you may be part of an undergraduate direction in Astronomy. You can be part of for an

honors/primary in Physics with Mathematics as a secondary subject.

Thereafter, you may be a part of postgraduate diploma in Physics or Astronomy.

After competing master degree, you could do specialization in astronomy leading to Ph. D

Have you completed your 12th?

If yes, then you can reap bachelor’s diploma in technology subjects to maintain your profession in

astronomy.

Engineering Courses After 12th

Astronomy publications are available at various ranges and are indexed below:

Bachelor’s Courses:

B.Sc in Astrophysics – 3 yr full-time path

B.Sc in Astronomy – 3 year full-time route

B.Tech in relevant Engineering

Master’s Courses:

M.Sc Astronomy

M.Tech (Astronomy and Space Engineering)

Doctoral Courses:

PhD. In Astronomy

PhD. In Astronomy and Astrophysics

PhD. In Astrophysics

PhD. In Atmospheric Science and Astrophysics

Integrated Courses:

Integrated M.Sc – Ph.D Programme in Physics and Astrophysics

Integrated M.Tech – Ph.D (Tech.) programme in Astronomical Instrumentation

You also can make your profession in astronomy after the crowning glory of bachelor’s of engineering

route in Electronics and Communication Engineering/Electrical Engineering.

To end up an astronomer, you are required to earn Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) diploma in astronomy,

physics or a similar field that is vital for school and researcher positions.

Hope helpful.