Am I eligible to pursue for an astronaut course after doing B.Sc physics?

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    Indranil Sarkar Love to interact with unknowns😊 | Contributor-Level 8

    7 years ago
    Probably No. With only a B.Sc Physics degree, you can't achieve such a prestigious career where Lakhs of aspirants are already in the queue.
    To go with an astronaut career, you must have a pilot's license along with a 2-3 year (not sure) professional experience of jet aircraft pilot, and an engineering experience too. Moreover, you will pass through physical tests. Your vision capabilities will also be checked. And, I think there is a limit of heights too.

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