hi ,

here are the suggestions you might consider to become an engineer in ISRO :-

Pursue B.Tech (Best Option)

• Why? ISRO mainly recruits engineers with a B.Tech/B.E. degree in Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, or Computer Science.
• How?
• Take lateral entry into a B.Tech (Electrical/Electronics/Mechanical/Aerospace) program, which allows you to start from the 2nd year .
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• Prefer IISc, IITs, NITs, or reputed government colleges for better placement chances.
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• Keep a strong CGPA (above 7.5 or 8) and develop good technical knowledge.

Campus Placement (Less Recommended)

• If your diploma institute has a good placement program , you may work in the electronics, power, or aerospace sector and gain experience.
• After 2-3 years of experience , you can apply for ISRO recruitment or lateral entry exams.
• However, B.Tech is still the better route because ISRO mainly recruits degree holders.

Apply for ISRO’s Technical Assistant Post (Diploma Level)

• ISRO occasionally hires diploma holders for Technical Assistant or Technician posts.
• You can check ISRO’s recruitment website for notifications.
• If you join ISRO as a Technician, you can pursue B.Tech while working and later apply for Engineer-level positions.

Appear for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer Recruitment (After B.Tech)

• Once you complete B.Tech , you can apply for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer ‘SC’ Exam (conducted by ISRO itself).
• You can also qualify through GATE for direct recruitment.

in conclusion -

If you want to become a full-fledged Engineer at ISRO , go for B.Tech through lateral entry .

If you need a job soon, you can try for diploma-level ISRO jobs or private sector jobs and later upgrade your qualifications.

HOPE THIS HELPS