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Technical assistant is a job offeres by isro to the candidates who have done b.sc. And applications for same is released by isro you need to grab oppurtunity whenever it comes.

Mostly b.tech students offered scientist positions in isro where entrance exam is conducted followed by personal interview.

You need to do msc first in order to apply for various recruitment in isro.one thing you should keep in mind that academic performance is also one of the parameter taken into consideration so you have to secure as much percentage as you can otherwise it is difficult for you to get into isro.

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ISRO releases notification every year for the post of Scientist C/Engineer where the most of the vacancies are for the Mechanical, Electrical and CS graduates. So if you do so then you will have good chance to apply for the ISRO and if you acquire good knowledge then you can obviously crack the ISRO examination and can fulfil your dream of working there.

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Aerospace Engineering is a branch of Engineering that provides skills and knowledge to design, manufacture and maintain spacecrafts, aircrafts, missiles and weapons systems. A large part of Aerospace Engineering consists of Mechanical Engineering covering a wide range of topics, including computer application, structures, mathematics, physics, drafting, electricity, robotics, aeronautics etc. It also covers two aspects of engineering, namely Aeronautical Engineering and Astronomical Engineering. Aerospace Engineering is considered to among the toughest branches of engineering that has carved its niche among the students. However, once completed this course gives 'wings' to your career taking it to new heights.

ISRO was formed in 1969 with a vision to develop and harness space technology in national development, while pursuing planetary exploration and space science research. ISRO replaced its predecessor, INCOSPAR (Indian National Committee for Space Research), established in 1962.

For joining ISRO :-

Students have to qualify the exam which is conducted every year. The recruitment for aerospace engineer in ISRO is also through entrance test.

ISRO hires Aerospace Engineers based on a performance in the recruitment exam. After successfully qualifying ISRO examination, the candidates will be able to get a job as an Aerospace Engineer with a starting salary of around 6-10 lakhs per annum.

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Yes you can go for Indian space Research Organisation scientists Engineering exam provided that you have completed your Bachelor of Education or bachelor of Technology course with 65% marks in the aggregate and have studied Electronics Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering/ Computer Science as compulsory subject. However the students who are appearing in the final year are not eligible for this. The maximum age of the candidate must not exceed 35 years. In mechanical division there are 135 vacancies in Indian space Research Organisation.

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If you want to go for the ISRO then you need to get either a BTech/MTech/MS courses in the required field. Now ISRO works in a large spectra of cases, but the most recruitments are done on the fields provided below:

• MS in aerospace and mechanical engineering
• MS in space engineering
• MSin space and engineering systems
• MS in aerospace Propulsion
• MSin aerospace  control engineering
• MS in space and aeronautical engineering
• MS in astronautics and space engineering
• MTech/MS in Propulsion Engineering
• MTech/MS in Aerostructure Designing
• MTech/MS in Optoelectronics

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Master of Science Aerospace Science is the top most popular specialisation for getting you into Indian space Research Organisation. Indian space Research Organisation also provides 10 months study leaves and complete all the first year courses in this period. Indian space Research Organisation also provides 24 months study leave to pursue MSc programs with stay at IIST.

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There is no such information available on the official website if mit also companies like isro hire only from iit and nit but you do not need to worry as for btech graduates icrb exam is held which has two stages written and interview and you get selected on that basis but for mtech it is a bit tricky as you have to apply at various centres of isro depending upon vacancy if any and there is no central exam for mtech graduates so you have to move accordingly

See ISRO recruits most number of Aerospace/Mechanical/Electrical/Electronics engineering. But in general, the vacancies for the Computer Science and Engineering graduates are also released. I would recommend you to go for the MTech in CSE branch in order to have a better possibility of getting recruited in ISRO.

For getting into ISRO, the most probable place to go for is IIST in order to get recruited. Now the closest field you can go for is the MTech in VLSI & Microsystems/MTech Machine Learning and Computing at IIST and if you have CGPA above 8 then you will be placed directly to ISRO.

Apart from this you can go for the IIT's which will give you a push in your academic background during Personal Interviews. Above everything to get in ISRO, is the knowledge so college don't matter, what matters is your skill and what you learn. So be rigorous with that.

For the IIST official website visit:

https://www.iist.ac.in/admissions/postgraduate/regular

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The ICRB Exam is conducted by the ISRO and its administration concerning the Central Recruitment in Bangalore for various positions to be filled which range right from Scientist to Clerk. The positions relative to engineers giving this exam are given as follows:-

Post of Scientist/Engineer:-

• Compulsory Qualification of GATE Exam Required.
• B.E/B.Tech degree with 6.84-10 CGPA or 65% aggregate.
• Final Year studying students can also apply provided they will have to produce their Mark Sheet if asked in the Interview.
• Age Limit 25 Years and above.

Post of Junior Research Fellowship:-

• Post 1-6 will be for the M.Tech Engineers.
• Post 7-10 will be for the M.E Engineers.
• All these engineers must have a taCGPA of 6.5-10 and above or an Aggregate above 65%.
• GATE Exam Qualification compulsory.
• Age Group 28 Years and Above.

These posts are for the engineers of the Civil, Electric, Electronics and Telecommunication, Mechanical and Computer Science discipline of Engineering. The exam will of the MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) and descriptive answer pattern. The exam will be conducted in the Online and Offline Pattern. The ICRB exam will be of 300 Marks. The Subject-wise question distribution is given as follows:-

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