- Clear JEE mains and advance and join IIT with aerospace engineering.
- Again clear JEE mains and advance and join IISc and pursue BS in aerospace engineering then MS PhD in astronomy and astrophysics then join ISRO.
- Join IISER / IIST and take the same branch.
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Beside this, how can I get admission in ISRO?
To become a scientist at ISRO, you are required to have Math and Physics as subjects at 10+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. If you do BSc, you can join as scientific assistant.
One may also ask, is it hard to get into ISRO? ISRO is tough to get not because of the difficulty of the exam (although you can consider the whole recruitment process difficulty to range from moderate to a little difficult), but due to high demand.
Similarly, what should I study to join ISRO?
You should go for engineering to become a scientist in ISRO. Try to crack NITs and IITs and you can take degree in B. Tech in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Radio Engineering, and Engineering Physics. To get selected in ISRO make sure you get good grades in your academics.
How can I apply for ISRO exam?
Answer: Link for applying online is available in the “CAREERS” portal of ISRO Website www.isro.gov.in. Please click on the corresponding advertisement (Heading) → click on “Visit Page” link and scroll down through the advertisement to see the link for applying online.
What is the salary of ISRO scientist?
| Component | Salary Structure |
|---|---|
| Professional update allowances | 1,875 |
| Transport Allowance | 3,600 – 7,200 |
| NPS Contribution by Employer | 8,800 |
| Gross Salary | Rs. 95,059 – 1,07,635/- |