The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has started the application process for 93 Scientist/Engineer posts, opening a major recruitment opportunity for qualified engineering candidates interested in India's space and research sector.
The recruitment drive includes Scientist/Engineer positions across different engineering disciplines. Candidates interested in applying should carefully review the discipline-wise vacancies, educational qualifications, age requirements, application schedule, and selection criteria before submitting their forms.
Selected candidates will have an opportunity to contribute to ISRO's programmes across areas such as spacecraft development, launch vehicle technology, satellite systems, research, engineering and other specialised technical operations.
A total of 93 vacancies have been announced under the recruitment drive.
The positions are for Scientist/Engineer roles across eligible technical disciplines. Since requirements may differ between posts, candidates should verify the exact vacancy and qualification details provided in the official recruitment notification.
Applicants must satisfy the educational and other eligibility conditions specified by ISRO for their respective posts.
Depending on the discipline, candidates may be required to hold an appropriate engineering or technical degree and meet the minimum academic requirements prescribed in the recruitment notice.
Applicants should also check:
Candidates should not rely only on the general eligibility criteria when deciding whether to apply.
ISRO's recruitment process is designed to assess candidates' technical knowledge and suitability for Scientist/Engineer positions.
The selection procedure may involve stages specified in the official recruitment notification, and applicants should carefully check whether their respective post requires a written examination, interview, shortlisting process, or a combination of selection stages.
Final selection will depend on candidates successfully meeting the applicable recruitment requirements.
Eligible candidates can complete the application process online by:
Applicants should complete their applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.
ISRO remains one of India's most sought-after organisations for engineering and scientific careers. Scientist/Engineer positions provide professionals with opportunities to work on advanced technologies connected with space exploration, satellite development, launch systems, communication, navigation, remote sensing and scientific research.
For engineering graduates interested in research-oriented government careers, the recruitment drive provides an opportunity to work within India's national space programme.