If I choose aerospace engineering in an NIT, will I able to get into ISRO?
Asked by Rajdeep Das
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2 Answers
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If you too are absorbed by ISRO, under the new placement, the bond period will be of 3 years, which actually is an advantage. A degree in aerospace and a work experience of 3 years in a core aerospace organisation like ISRO makes a really good profile for higher studies. However, keep in mind that, as of now, the area of work assigned is random. Here an example. You wanted to do some analysis job but what you got was an inspection job. While applying for higher studies, the profile built during those three years would have been useful, if you were planning to do the Masters in the same domain, otherwise, start afresh.
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