Dear aspirant hope you are doing well..

Educational requirements for becoming an astronaut:

• You will have to take up science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as your core subjects after your 10th grade.
• After that do your Bachelor's degree from a recognised university.You can take up subjects like physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology etc. in your Bachelor's. However, it  is suggested that in your Bachelor's you do courses in aerospace or aeronautical engineering and avionics and then your Master's and Ph.D in the same.
• Trying scoring the highest possible score in all the competitions or academic examinations you give. Since there are multiple people applying for this and this job is in huge demand, the chances of you getting in are very low and thus to maximise your chances, you should secure maximum possible marks.
• After your graduation you can join the ISRO by giving the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). For joining NASA will have to appear for the NASA Space Physical.
• Try getting an internship in these fields so that you know the basics of the field work involved, it will give you the required experience to pacify the needs of the job and will further enhance your chances of employability.
• It will be advisable to either join the Air Force or Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) prelimnarily and then join an astronaut training programme. This will give you the required field training.

Colleges offering courses in Astrophysics/Aeronautics are:

• Indian Space and Research Organisation (ISRO), Bangalore
• Osmania University, Hyderabad
• Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam
• Punjabi University, Punjab
• IIT Bombay, Mumbai

Hope it's helpful..

Thank you

Hello Pranit,

No, you cannot skip 11 th standard and 12 th standard and study B.Sc Astronomy or M.Sc Astrology courses.

You must study 11 th standard and 12 th standard in Science stream from a recognised Board or College. Then purse B.Sc Astronomy course and after that purse M.Sc Astronomy course and if possible study dual degree course or integrated course.

Entrance exams for Astronomy course are listed below.

°JNUEE

°IISER Aptitude Test

°IIT JAM

°SAAT

°BHU UET, etc.

Beat Colleges offering Astronomy course in India are listed below.

#Fergusson College

#Andhra University, Vishakapatnam

#University of Pune, Pune

#Osmania University, Hyderabad

#Savtribai Phule Pune university, Pune

#Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

For more information about Astronomy course, eligibility criteria, career opportunities, job, salary, etc go through below mentioned link.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/astronomy-course

May this information was helpful to you.

Best of Luck!!

Hi,

Main subjects should be physics. But choosing PCMC (Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Computer Science) would be more beneficial as astronauts will be dealing with computer systems as well in their career, though you will get a good basic in programming skills.

To become an astronaut you should choose Science stream. And to become an astronaut if NASA you must have an experience of 100 flight hours, so you will have to take aeronautical engineering and then do aerospace engineering.

Most astronauts have a master's degree, and a PhD will significantly improve your chances of reaching the stars.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

Greetings, Aspirant...

The following are the educational qualifications for becoming an astronaut:

After 10th grade, you must enrol in a science path with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects.

After that, obtain a Bachelor's degree from a reputable institution.

In your Bachelor's degree, you can study physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and other disciplines. However, it is recommended that you take courses in aerospace or aeronautical engineering and avionics as part of your Bachelor's degree, and then continue with your Master's and Ph.D. in the same field.

Attempt to achieve the greatest possible score in all competitions or academic assessments that you participate in. Because there are a lot of individuals applying for this position and it's in such bad shape,

You can join the ISRO after graduation by taking the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). To join NASA, you must take the NASA Space Physical Exam.

Try to get an internship in these disciplines so that you can learn the fundamentals of the field work. This will provide you with the necessary experience to meet the job's requirements and will increase your employability.

It is recommended that you first join the Air Force or the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), and then enrol in an astronaut training programme. This will provide you with the necessary field training.

I hope this information helps.

Regards.

Greetings !! You are aiming for such a good profession.

To be an Astronaut in NASA you need to fulfill these general criterias

1. You need to have a Master's degree in STEM field including Engineering or Computer Science or Mathematics or Biological Sciences from an institution with proper accreditation.

2. 2 years professional experience after degree completion or minimum 1000 hr Pilot-in-command time on jet aircraft.

3. Should pass the long duration NASA Flight Astronaut  Physical.

Hope it helps!!

Dear candidate, the General Pay Scale of Astronaut in US Dollars is normally 56000 to 65000 as per GS11 and GS12. For Software Engineer it is 4-8 LPA and for Electrical Engineer it is somewhat higher 5-9 LPA in India.

For a MBBS there is no such pay scale, it depends on your experience and the number of patients you visit every day to calculate the exact pay scale.

A US Space Scientist earns 1,37000 dollars per annum approx, in India the salary ranges from 3-6 LPA as a fresher. With Experience it increases, all these are general pay scales, if your potential is high then you will get the best job with great salary packages.

All the best!!

Hey Lavisa,

Visit the mentioned link for all details about Astronaut:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/astronaut

Check tips and tricks to crack JEE:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main

Thank you

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Hello aspirant.

you want to make your career as an astronaut, make your decision-making skills strong. To become an astronaut, you have to be adventurous, mentally and physically strong because the selection process is rigorous and very competitive.

After passing the 12th examination, you are required to choose the Bachelor’s Degree course in relevant areas of specialization. You can pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Science & Technology. Admissions in these courses are offered on the basis of merit or entrance- exam conducted by the universities or at national level.

Students are required to select the college to pursue graduation in the STEM field and this can be done through proper research. Try to choose a college with industry tie-ups and collaborations so that one may gain internship and work experience while studying.