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One of the most popular courses among students who have finished their B.tech and BE degrees is the M.Tech postgraduate degree program in engineering. Advanced studies in a variety of engineering, technology, and allied areas are the main focus of Master of Technology (MTech) programmes. Engineering and technology-specific knowledge and expertise are provided via Master of Technology (MTech) programmes.

The cost of a M Tech course depends on a number of variables, most notably the kind of engineering college a student chooses. Students should research the M Tech admission requirements, M Tech eligibility requirements, and M Tech course costs before enrolling in any specific college. The average cost of a M Tech course is between Rs. 4,000 and Rs. 20 lakhs.

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No one can say the precise marks or even a range because total marks, pattern, and difficulty vary from year to year.

In the general category, 112 marks ( 28.28 percent) out of 396 were the closing marks for the year 2020. However, depending on the complexity of the paper and the number of students that applied for IIST, these marks will fluctuate from year to year. In terms of rank, you should aim for a position below 10,000 right now.

If your jee advance rank is less than 8000, you will almost certainly be given a seat. This year's rank dropped to 9500, presumably because many seats were left unfilled after the final round, and they had to undertake spot round admittance.

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Astronomy is a branch of natural science that investigates celestial bodies, as well as the forces that arise from their interactions in space and other visible phenomena. In addition to astronomy, space sciences comprise other fields of study such as space travel and space exploration. So both these are two different courses. These two are not same.

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Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you the list of some of the top colleges for bsc science in India.

• Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
• Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER-TVM).
• Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Kerala.
• Centre for Earth and Space Sciences, (University of Hyderabad).
• Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences, Nainital, etc.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! For applying for jobs as a space scientist you have to get a bachelor's degree first . Bachelor's degree can be B.Sc. in physics, chemistry, Mathematics, or B.E./ B. TechThen you have to get a master's degree, You can pursue a master's in the same field or related fields and finally get a Phd.

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For aspiring space scientists aiming for JEE and pursuing PCM in 11th, CBSE is generally preferred due to its standardized curriculum and better  competitive exams preparation. CBSE syllabus aligns well with JEE requirements, offering comprehensive coverage of PCM topics. However, some state boards also offer quality education; choosing one depends on the individual's comfort with the curriculum and availability of resources for competitive exam preparation. Ensure consistent hard work, conceptual clarity, and practice for JEE alongside your chosen board.

Hello aspirant,

Science Intermediate Colleges in Nagpur are listed below. For intermediate there won't be space science stream, you can find only Science stream, Commerce stream, Arts stream, etc.

Nandanwan Art's Commerce & Science Junior College

Vinayakrao Deshmukh High School & Science Junior College

Decent junior college

Nityanand Junior College Of Commerce & Science

A. R. Fule Junior College Of Arts Commerce Science

Ravi Junior College

M.K.H. Sancheti Public School & Junior College

Atlanta Junior College

G.H. Raisoni College of Commerce, Science & Technology

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Hello aspirant,

Step - 1: Complete 10+2 or equivalent exam with PCM stream from a recognised Board

Step - 2: After completion of 12 th study B.E/ B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Radio Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Physics or any other relevant stream from a Popular Institutions like IIT, IISc, NITs, IIST or any Premier Institutions by craking JEE Mains, JEE Advanced entrance exams.

Or can pass ISRO Centralized Recruitment Board after completion of B.E/ B.Tech with minimum 65 percentage.

Or Study Masters or Ph.D in Engineering.

Step - 3: Appear for ISRO exams as per the eligibility criteria if you meet.

Similar process with NASA.

Visit below given link to know how to join ISRO after 12 th standard.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/articles/how-to-join-isro-after-12th-counar

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Hello,

You can consider opting for the following universities with its respective courses abroad at undergraduate level-

• University of Kent, UK; BSc Hons Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics
• University of Leicester, UK; BSc Hons Physics with Space Science
• University College Dublin, Ireland    BSc (Hons) in Physics with Astronomy and Space Science
• University of Bath, UK; Electronic Engineering with Space Science Technology BEng (Hons)
• Temple University, USA; Bachelor of Science in Earth and Space Science with Teaching
• RMIT University, Australia; Bachelor of Space Science
• Embry- Riddle Aeronautical University, USA; Bachelor of Science in Space Physics

You can visit the official website of the concerned universities for more details pertaining to admission process, eligibility criteria, etc, each country has its own set of rules, for aggregate, language proficiency tests, or any other requirements, you should be ready with finances as study abroad is quite expensive, I have just provided you a general overview of ug courses you can follow up these by master's in the relevant discipline also.

See if you wish to go for the Space science, then formally there are no courses available which offers directly Msc in space science. Some of the courses involving space science in MSc courses is mainly Astrophysics. Now for the Astrophysics most university prefers a Physics degree.

I would suggest you to complete your course of MSc Electronics. Then you can appear for the GATE and can take admission in the MTech programs of the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology. After the completion of the course, you can work in ISRO IIST provides direct placement to ISRO if one have CGPA above 8) which obviously will involve your passion of space science and Electronics.

Another way is you can take lateral entry admission in the BTech Aerospace Engineering or admission through the entrance examination in BTech Aerospace Engineering. This way can also be a good choice. But the above one I suggested may seem tough to you, but if you can work hard, then you will be able to work in the most prestigious institution in India.

To know more about the IIST, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-space-science-and-technology-thiruvananthapuram

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!