How to join ISRO after doing B.Tech in mechanical engineering?

I am currently in class 8 and I want to be an mechanical engineer in ISRO. I know the steps to take after 12th. I've to join IITs and then do B.Tech and then apply for ICRB. But as ISRO is my only dream so I am just asking you all once more to confirm and start getting ready from now.

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Asked by Shubh Sinha
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shubham deep
3 years ago

For Joining ISRO, A candidate need to score at least 65% or 6.8 CGPA on a scale of 10 in Btech/BE programme and must be below the 35 year of age. These eligible candidate must need to take test conducted by ISRO Centralized Recruitment Board. This test include a written exam and a interview.

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