Yes. There is plenty of work in isro for controls and instrumentation engineers. The former includes designing control systems for launch vehicles and spacecrafts, and the latter includes making payloads for scientific and remote sensing missions and instrumentation for ground test facilities (among other things).

Instrumentation engineering is one of the new and less popular engineering branches in India, therefore, less number of candidates get into this field. Candidates having a degree in instrumentation engineering are offered some good job opportunities in the electrical, mechanical as well as electronics sector.

But since maby graduates possess this branch , while lesser students possess EIE branch , so there is less competition in EIE branch. Also , the syllabus of EIE is much easier than EEE. So , now it all depends upon you , which branch you want to choose. Hope it helps!

Yes of course you can join ISRO after MSc in Physics. First finish your BSc and MSc with first division/65% marks/6.5 CGPA on a scale of 10. There exists ISRO Centralised Recruitment Board (ICRB) which conducts an entrance exam.

No service bond in isro in any category. Isro does not force anybody by bonds except one exception.

The recruitment to ISRO is conducted by a Centralised Recruitment Board. Candidates can find ISRO jobs under the ‘Careers’ tab on the ISRO official website. One who meets the eligibility conditions set by ISRO can apply for jobs. The selection will be made through a written examination and an interview.

ISRO Scientist Salary 2021: In-hand Salary Per Month, Facilities After 7th Pay Commission

Nothing is difficult in this world, provided one has prepared for it in the right way. So many engineers & subject matter specialists have passed them & are now in ISRO. But you need a first class both in graduation & in PG, with some prior experience.

All the candidates who are willing to apply must have qualified B.E/B. Tech or equivalent qualifying degree in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks or CGPA of 6.84 on a scale of 10.

DRDO recruitment 2021 for engineers without GATE. No need to attend the GATE exam for this DRDO recruitment. Graduate Apprentice BE/ BTech in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, and Biotechnology Selection will be made on the basis of Walk-in-interview.

Students can directly join ISRO by successfully completing the course at IIST. The undergraduate program entrance is through CBSE JEE Main All India Rank.

India’s space agency Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is the only government run organisation on the list.

ISRO Preparation Tips and Strategy

1. #1. Look out for Repeated Questions.
2. #2. Make use of your GATE Preparation too!
3. #3. Prepare Weightage-wise.
4. #4. Choose your Battles Wisely: What to Skip & What to Attempt.
5. #5. Build Your Concepts for the Interview Now.
6. #6. Avoid Negative Marks At All Costs.

Job Roles that ISRO Recruitment is Conducted For and Salary Paid

ISRO is a great institute in india as it is central government and launching satellites. Work experience in isro was a great thing as i can learn many things. ISRO is very good organization to work but for only sometime for contract employees not whole life. Work relaxation is there but growth is not there.

There are two modes through which you can join ISRO as Scientist or Engineer. After 12th or during 12th you can appear for IIST exam ( Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Trivandrum ). One can also join ISRO after finishing B. Tech from university system.

Both IITs and IIST are better than most of the engineering colleges in the country, including a majority of NITs. Thus, when it comes to the quality of education, facilities and the research environment, IIST can be said to be as good as an IIT.

Qualified applicants must first have a bachelor’s degree in the field of science, technology, engineering or math. PG and work experience in the same field is also a must. You should know that NASA has previously trained astronauts with all sorts of backgrounds, such as medical doctors, vets, oceanographers, and more.

Answer to your question is short and straightforward: no jobs are available at either ISRO or NASA after 12th grade. The minimum qualification for a job at ISRO is a degree, preferably a masters degree. You must already be there in the USA with a suitable work visa and with a good BS for getting a job at NASA.

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.

Indian Nationals with U.S Citizenship can apply for educational programs & jobs at NASA.