I love research in technical field like mechanical, aerospace & my aim is to become a scientist. What should I do after 12th?

I want to work in NASA and ISRO.

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Vala Disha | Beginner-Level 3

7 years ago

If you want to become an aerospace engineer. After 12th, from JEE Mains and Advanced and from so many entrance exams, you can get admission in engineering colleges among India than you will surely reach NASA.

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Vala Disha | Beginner-Level 3

7 years ago

But if your goal is aerospace engineering and NASA then why are you going with mechanical engineering?

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