Iam a B.Tech student. Now I am applying for executive trainee post in a central government sector. Which subjects I can follow for this?

The Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Bangalore provides an MD in Aerospace Medicine. The admission here is via NEET PG examination, and the ranks for getting admission may be different each year, primarily depending upon the number of aspirants and seat availability in the given program. In some previous years, candidates have been shortlisted with their NEET PG ranks within 25,000 marks. Apply through registration and appearing in the NEET PG exam. Subsequently, once you get the score, you will undergo the counseling process conducted either by DGHS or concerned state authorities, and fill IAM as your preference. Upon allotment of a seat, you need to complete admission formalities.

A range of specialised courses are available at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine with the goal of preparing students for careers in space and aviation medicine. These include postgraduate programs like the Diploma in Aviation Medicine, which covers the medical standards for pilots and aircrew, and the Aerospace Medicine Course that focuses on the physiological problems of flight. In addition, the institute provides short-term training courses in aviation psychology, environmental medicine, and high-altitude physiology. Ph.D. programs that study advanced subjects connected to human factors in aviation, space exploration, and harsh environmental circumstances are available to students who are research-oriented. The courses are intended to give medical professionals working in aircraft environments the academic understanding and practical skills they need.