I have got 90 percentile in jee mains 2019 and 93% in boards .I have a strong interest in astronomy/cosmology/space science.What should I do
I want to work in some space organisation like isro and nasa
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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
6 years agoHello RK xx
If what you are saying is correct then surely engineering is not the solution. You should think of doing B.Sc. With Physics then specialisation in astrophysics. In this way only you will achieve dream of yours. Best wishes to you. -
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You can appear for the IIST examination for admission in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology. You can get more details from this link:
https://www.iist.ac.in/admissions/undergraduate. -
Your percentile is less in JEE still you may get government colleges for astronomy/space science. Please use our college predictor for better predictions. -
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Sharath H Aithal B.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHi,
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