Hello aspirant,

Have a clear idea as to which area you want to pursue. Select your Bachelor's degree keeping in mind the assorted options like Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Astronomy, Geology, Social Sciences, and others. You may pursue professional courses like B.Tech, BSc, B Pharma, etc. in your interested subject.

To become a researcher a Bachelor's degree alone is not required. While a bachelor's degree will provide you with a strong base to widen your knowledge base, a master's and Ph.D. might be essential.

You can even have Biotechnology in your Bachelor's and Master's then you can work under a qualified professor and go for further preparation.

You can even give entrance or selection tests for NASA and other companies if you have your idea or a model in mind. You can prepare your idea and represent it. If they like your idea you can have a chance to work with or under them.

Thank you