To become an Air Force Dietitian in India (age 27):

• Education: Complete a bachelor's in home science with food & nutrition or MBBS, followed by a recognized postgraduate diploma in dietetics/nutrition.
• License: Register with the Indian Dietetic Association.
• Age limit: Check the latest notification, it might be 40 years for Short Service Commission.
• Hearing: Contact the Air Force Medical Branch to clarify their policy regarding your specific hearing impairment.

To become a NASA Space Nutritionist:

• Education: Pursue a Ph.D. in nutrition or related field, research experience is crucial.
• Experience: Prior research in space nutrition, human physiology, or similar is highly desirable.
• Skills: Strong analytical, research, communication, teamwork, and independent work ethic are essential.
• Hearing: Contact NASA's Equal Opportunity Office for details on accommodations and specific requirements for the role.

Remember, these are general guidelines, so always check official sources for the latest information. Don't be discouraged by your hearing impairment; research, open communication, and determination can help you achieve your goals!

Dear Aspirant,

There are so many talented people like you who can't afford to study abroad. But if you are sure that you want to study abroad then you can check various ways to fund your education such as scholarships, education loans, etc.

You can either move out after your 12th with excellent marks or after completing your graduation. There is one more option that you can go abroad for PHD after your masters. There's enough time for you ahead to achieve your dream so for now you can focus on your JEE MAINS and do research about study abroad if you want to move right after your 12th.

Hello Aspirant

The minimal educational requirement for employment as a NASA scientist is a bachelor's degree in physics, astrophysics, astronomy, geology, space science, or a related discipline. However, if you have a master's or a doctorate, your starting pay will be higher.

The General Schedule (GS), which is utilised by the majority of federal agencies, is the pay scale for NASA personnel. Your starting pay would be based on your level of education, GPA, unique accolades, and work experience. There are 10 levels in each GS level, and each step comes with a raise in pay.

Best of Luck for your future.

Thanks

Hello Student,

Here are the pre-r equisites of becoming a NASA astronaut-:

1. The candidate must have bachelor's degree in Computer/Physical science, engineering, biology, or maths.
2. Applicants must have an aggregate of 65%.
3. A minimum of 3 years of professional experience is required or 1,000 hours of piloting.

These are pre requisites to become a astronaut in NASA.

Hope this helps you.

Hello Punya

NASA occasionally hires doctors, however a recent MBBS graduate has the least likelihood of being hired by NASA. After completing your MBBS in advanced medicine, you can pursue an MD or MS if you have at least five years of experience. Then you will have a good probability of being chosen.

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Hi Aspirant!

NASA is a US Governmental Agency.

You can check out different opportunities available in NASA. No doubt, first one you think about is astronaut but there are other opportunities as well such researchers, engineers, geologists, microbiologists, physicists , medical doctors, nurses, and mental health care professionals, Computer programmers and IT specialists etc.

But as you asking about what to do after entering into ISRO. So, first you must choose the opportunity for which you have joined ISRO. For example, you have joined ISRO as a researcher. Then you can look out for the opportunity/vacancy available in NASA for same. Then you can apply for that easily by checking out the eligibility criteria for same on the official website of NASA.

Thankyou!