Hello Abdul,

The programming language used by NASA is HAL/S ( high order assembly language / shuttle). It is a realtime aerospace programming language compiler and cross compiler used for aviation technology. For ground operations c, c++, java and python are used.

ISRO uses python for their satellite based operations and remote sensing. In addition to this Java C, C++ etc are also widely used among ISRO programmers/engineers.

Hope this helps

Hello student ISRO recruit for various position as mentioned below -

Scientist/ Engineer

Technical Assistant

Technician

Hindi Typist

Cook

I request you to please help me with the position you're concerned about so that I can check and provide you the exact information about eligibility requirements.

Mass recruitment in ISRO is for Scientist/Engineer for which the eligibility criteria is - Candidates must passed B.tech /BE with minimum 65 percent or 6.8 CGPA from a recognized university.

M.E and Mtech passed students with 60 percent or 6.45 cgpa are also eligible.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

ISRO mostly recruits Engineers from the field of :

• Mechanical Engineering (AEROSPACE ENGINEERING included)
• Electronics and Electrical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Architecture

The vacancies usually go for BE/BTech and some need MTech.

Now as you are interested in Physics then you have to ways:

• Go for 4 years BSC Physics program and then you can get admission in IIST MSc Astrophysics and Astronomy. If you >8.0 GPA then you get directly recruited in it.
• Another way is you go for BSc and MSc or BSc+MSc course which will take 5 years. Then you can go for MTech courses in IIST which can also land you a job in ISRO.
• Some times ISRO releases MSc Physics recruitment notification but you have to visit the ISRO site regularly and check it. Its not regular.

If you want to for Physics then also BARC is a great option for Physics MSc graduates. The work profile and salary are also great. So don't worry and pursue your passion.

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

Hello,

To become a scientist at ISRO, you are required to have Maths and Physics at your +2 level. Then getting admission in IIST (Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology) can be the easiest ticket to get absorbed in ISRO as a scientist/engineer.

However, if you study engineering from any other college, you can still be recruited in ISRO via their recruitment process that they conduct every year.

Now, to answer your second question, i.e. B.Tech Courses that will be best suited for you given the fact you want to be absorbed in ISRO.

Well... Every year, ISRO opens its vacancies for graduates from a variety of branches such as:

• Computer Science Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Architecture

Eligibility Criteria:

The candidate should have graduated in any mentioned streams with first class/distinction with the percentage of at least 65%.

To know more, please refer the following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment

Hope that helps.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...

Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO supports students in the area of space science and technology by providing internships [summer Internship, Winter Internship, Long Term Internship], curriculum-based projects, and multi-level training programme/awareness workshops, etc.

ISRO offers summer, winter, and long-term internships to students pursuing B.Tech, M.Tech, M.Sc, MCA, or equivalent courses provided they’ve scored a minimum of 65% in all their academic degrees. These internships typically last between 3 months to 1 year and are conducted in various units of ISRO across the country.

For further details, eligibility, availability of internships, etc., refer here:

https://www.isro.gov.in/research-and-academia-interface/internships-projects-training

Hope this was helpful.

Should there be any other queries, please feel free to ask.

Good Luck!

Dear Aspirant,

Mechanical Engineering is the best option to choose to get into ISRO. It comprises all the field of design, manufacturing, & Engine structures. Electrical engineering is also good field to choose to get into ISRO
In mechanical engineering, you have much more job opportunities but since it is one of the widely selected field, there is a really high competition. Mechanical engineering has one more advantage, there are more institutes providing mechanical engineering degree than aerospace engineering .

Aerospace engineers and mechanical engineers both work on the development and construction of equipment and devices. The major difference between these two are that the former is relatively narrow field  focusing on airplanes and other aerospace related machines. by contrast mechanical engineering is a broad field that encompasses work in a wide variety of industries and serving a multitude of purposes. Aerospace engineers tackles aerodynamics and flight mechanics in a way that mechanical engineer typically do not. Now coming to the career options after completing B Tech in mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering. Well aerospace engineers are highly paid professions in the engineering job market. However in recent years the availability of aerospace engineers increased drastically. Key areas of employment after completing aerospace engineering are are in space research centres like NASA and ISRO, aeronautical development establishment, aeronautical laboratories, aircraft manufacturing companies, defence research and development organisation, defence services, department of Civil aviation etc. in case of mechanical Engineering jobs directly related to your degree include automobile engineering contracting civil engineering control and instrumentation Engineering etc.

But nowadays demand of Mechanical Engineering in market has drastically decreased and the median salary it is also not up to the mark. Now the choice is yours if you you can pursue mechanical engineering from an well-established institute is obviously a good choice.
Hope you have understood.

Hi Sweety!

Even though you have chosen PCB stream without mathematics, you can still go for ISRO. If you are able to get admission into IIST then it paves the way for you to get into ISRO. You just need to clear ISAT entrace exam after 10+2 class. But kinldy note that the entrance exam contains questions related to mathematics, so you definitely need to study maths for clearing the exam. This is the only option as far as I know to get admission into IIST or ISRO.

Thankyou!

Hi aspirant,

The ISRO scientists get pretty good amount of salary. Its one of the most respectable job for any student interested in science.

The pay scale for ISRO engineer/ scientist is around from 50,000- 1,00,000 Basic

Also they get extra allowances and perks with this.

Apart from this they may get other allowances and free medical services.

Hope that helps.

Hello,

You can apply for ISRO after your engineering degree and you must have at least secured 65% marks. ISRO centralised recruitment board select applicants for the post of scientist / engineer in the following manner:

It selects the candidates based on the academic performance and biodata, initial screening will be conducted to shortlist candidates for taking up written test.

The call letters for the written test to the shortlisted candidates will be sent only via Email.

Based on the performance of the candidates in the written test, candidates will be shortlisted for interview.

You can get these types of jobs in ISRO:

BSNL

NTPC

BHEL

BEL

SAIL

For more information , follow the link below

https;//engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-msc-biotechnology-jobs

Hope this information help you

Thanks!!