How to Become a Scientist at ISRO After Aerospace Engineering

Start With Aerospace Engineering: Complete B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering with strong fundamentals. Aim for 65%+ marks and no backlogs.

Focus on Core Subjects: Master key areas - Aerodynamics • Propulsion • Structures • Control Systems • Satellite Technology • Orbital Mechanics.

ISRO Scientist/Engineer Exam: Apply for ISRO Scientist/Engineer ‘SC’ posts. Selection = Written Test + Technical Interview.

Use GATE for Advantage: A good GATE AE/ME rank increases your chances. Some ISRO recruitments use GATE scores.

Do M.Tech for Higher Opportunities: Pursue M.Tech/MS in Aerospace from IISc/IITs for deeper research and better roles.

Build Strong Projects & Internships: Work on space-related projects: CFD, UAVs, propulsion, satellite design. Try for ISRO internships via college.

Develop Key Skills: Software & skills needed - CATIA • ANSYS • MATLAB • Python • OpenFOAM • Simulink.

Follow ISRO Job Notifications: Check ISRO Careers page regularly for vacancies in - Aerospace • Propulsion • Launch Vehicles • Satellites.

Career Growth: Start as Scientist/Engineer SC → grow to SD, SE, SF, and senior positions.

Pro Tip: Stay consistent, build technical depth, and keep learning — ISRO values skill, discipline, and innovation.