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@thebigk • Aug 11, 2015
Liwaans AntonitIs B.E. sufficient to join ISRO or does it require a PG too? And is it possible to do a PG after joining ISRO?
That'd highly depend on the position / role for which you are applying. If you are an experienced engineer applying for the position of a research scientist - I'd guess you'd need to have PG.
Also, there are engineering, research, administrative positions. You will have to keep an eye on the #-Link-Snipped-# page for specific details. ISRO does hire engineers without PG for sure. -
@liwaans-VGEUIK • Aug 11, 2015
Is it possible for me to do my higher studies after joining ISRO ?
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@ram-149955-tMgpiR • Aug 11, 2015
B.E. is sufficient for ISRO and you can very well pursue P.G. after joining ISRO and the advantage in doing P.G. with ISRO is you will have reserved seats in IITs & IISC. If you are really passionate about core field you should definitely try ISRO.
I really appreciate your interest in considering ISRO when everybody is going for IT field. -
@liwaans-VGEUIK • Aug 11, 2015
Thank u ram_149955 and kaustubh katdare!!!
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@basavaraj-zUoNZd • May 6, 2016
I have completed Mechanical engineering and i have one doubt here.
In ANNUAL RECRUITMENT OF SCIENTISTS/ENGINEERS `SC’ WITH BE/B.TECH OR EQUIVALENT DEGREE IN ELECTRONICS, MECHANICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCE the ISRO asked for first class with minimum 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 on a ten scale in
the Qualifying Degree ie, BE/B.Tech or equivalent. Minimum of 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 in section B alone forcandidates with AMIE/Grad IETE qualification. Here i cant understand the AMIE/Grad IETE qualification, so please let me know about this