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ISRO recruits engineers and scientists to design, build, test and operate satellites, launch vehicles, ground systems, payloads and scientific instruments. Major technical recruitments include Scientist/Engineer (SC) posts in disciplines such as Electronics, Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil; as well as technician and administrative posts. Selection is typically via a written/online test (CBT) focusing on domain technical knowledge and general ability, followed by interview / document verification for shortlisted candidates. ISRO roles emphasise engineering fundamentals, system-level thinking, reliability, and hands-on problem solving.

Typical exam information (what to expect)

  • Format: Computer Based Test (objective MCQs) for initial screening; some posts may include descriptive/subjective questions or separate papers.

  • Sections: Discipline-specific technical paper (majority of marks) + General Ability / Aptitude / English / General Knowledge component.

  • Duration & marking: Varies by notification (commonly 2–3 hours); negative marking is often applied for wrong answers.

  • Shortlisting: Based on CBT score → Interview (for some posts) / Document verification → Medical.

  • Eligibility: Engineering degree (B.E./B.Tech) or equivalent in the relevant discipline; age limits and experience requirements depend on the post.

Eligibility Criteria

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Salary: 25000

Important Date

Starting Date: 27-May-2025 12:00 AM

Closing Date: Job Expired

Q1: Which ISRO posts are most commonly recruited for fresh engineers?
A1: Scientist/Engineer ‘SC’ positions in Electronics, Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil are common entry-level engineering posts.
Q2: Do ISRO exams require interviews?
A2: Some recruitments include an interview for final selection; others are purely CBT + document verification. The notification specifies this.
Q3: Is GATE score used for ISRO hiring?
A3: In some past recruitments ISRO has shortlisted candidates based on GATE for certain Scientist/Engineer posts, but ISRO also conducts its own tests — check each notification.
Q4: What’s the best study strategy for ISRO technical papers?
A4: Master core engineering subjects (undergrad level), practice MCQs and past papers, strengthen maths and reasoning, and do system-level problem solving.

(The syllabus below covers core topics frequently tested in ISRO technical papers. Use it as a study checklist.)

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Networks & Transmission Lines: Network theorems, filters, transmission line theory

Analog Electronics: Diodes, BJT, MOSFET, amplifiers, small-signal analysis

Digital Electronics: Combinational & sequential circuits, logic families, flip-flops, FSMs

Signals & Systems: Time & frequency domain, convolution, Fourier, Laplace, Z-transform

Control Systems: Transfer functions, stability (Routh, Nyquist), root locus, PID

Communication Systems: Modulation (AM/FM/PM), digital modulation, sampling, coding, multiplexing

Microwave & Antennas: Waveguides, S-parameters, antenna fundamentals (basic)

Embedded Systems & Microcontrollers: Architecture, interfacing, timers, interrupts

Electronics Instrumentation: ADC/DAC, sensors, measurement techniques

Computer Science & Engineering / IT

Data Structures & Algorithms: Arrays, lists, trees, graphs, hashing, sorting, complexity

Operating Systems: Processes, threads, scheduling, synchronization, memory management

Computer Networks: OSI/TCP-IP, routing, congestion control, sockets, protocols

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