How can I join ISRO after PhD?

But after completion of MSc and PhD, you can also become a scientist in ISRO. There is a Live Register button on ISRO official website, through which aspiring PG or PhD candidates can get the opportunity to join ISRO as scientist/ engineer.

Does ISRO hire PHDS?

PhD holders (also those who have submitted the thesis and awaiting award of the degree), in specialised areas of studies in Engineering/Science/ Technology relevant to Indian Space Programme such as; Aeronautics, Agriculture, Atmospheric Sciences, Chemical, Civil, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Computer, Control Systems …

Does ISRO sponsor PhD?

D programmes: Those candidates with CGPA 8.00 and above, at the end of first year may register for Ph. D programmes and complete the required course work for Ph. D programme during the second year project period. ISRO/DoS sponsored employees shall avail 24 months laeve.

How can I join ISRO after PhD in Astrophysics?

You can apply for SRF in Space physics laboratory in VSSC. Sometimes they advertise it, sometimes they take application directly. After successful completion of your project you can be confirmed as Scientist/Engineer. ISRO also recruit Phd directly for the post of Scientist/Engineer SD.

Can I join ISRO after PhD in astronomy?

To become a space scientist, one should possess relevant education in pure science or engineering disciplines. ISRO recruit candidates with PhD in Astronomy, Physics and Mathematics along with engineers in disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, electronics and computer science.

How do I become a research scientist at ISRO?

In order to get a job in ISRO after Computer Engineering, you need to follow this process:

1. You need to score at least 65\% in your BTech/ BE program.
2. Your age should be below 35 years of age.
3. You must take the test by the ISRO Centralized Recruitment Board.
4. The test includes a written test and an interview to join the team.

How do I get a PhD in astronomy?

While coming to theoretical astronomy, one can take up PhD after completing their postgraduate degree in physics or astronomy. In order to pursue PhD, one should appear for the Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST), which is conducted annually in the month of February.