How to become scientist in isro after M.Sc. In physics.

Graduation (80 percentage) M.Sc. (70 percentage). .

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Vipin Bihari Yadav | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

After completing M.Sc. In physics you could apply for the job in ISRO. You can work as research associate in various projects in ISRO. They publish vacancies time to time. You can apply for it. Also M.Sc. Physics graduates can apply for technical posts in ISRO. Generally you will be considered for R

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Durgawati | Beginner-Level 1

4 years ago

Should I eligible for taking ISRO job from M.Sc. Physics form IGNOU?

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