ISRO Scientist Job: Eligibility, Salary, Selection Process, Work Timings & New Resignation Rules Explained
ISRO remains one of India's most sought-after workplaces for engineers and scientists.
Reports suggest around 100–120 scientists leave ISRO every year for various opportunities.
Candidates should study PCM in Class 12 and pursue a relevant engineering or science degree.
ISRO recruits Scientists/Engineers through written tests, interviews, and document verification.
Graduates from IIST often have better opportunities to join ISRO.
The starting basic salary is ₹56,100, with total monthly pay reaching around ₹95,000–₹1 lakh+.
Scientists receive DA, HRA, transport allowance, NPS benefits, healthcare, and housing facilities.
Typical working hours are 9 AM to 5 PM, with extra hours during important missions.
New rules require central approval for resignations of scientists working on key national missions like Gaganyaan.
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