ISRO linternship and student project trainee schemes launched; know how to apply online

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ISRO Internship and Student Project Trainee Schemes has been introduced. These Indian Space Research Organisation schemes aim to foster talent in space science and technology in students.

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Open to undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD students from recognized institutions in India and abroad. Offers a maximum of 45 days of hands-on experience in space research.

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Eligibility Criteria for Internship: Students must have a minimum aggregate of 60% or a CGPA of 6.32 on a scale of 10 to qualify. This ensures the selection of dedicated and academically accomplished individuals.

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Student Project Trainee Scheme: Caters to engineering students after the 6th semester, ME/MTech students after the 1st semester, final-year BSc/Diploma students, MSc students after the 1st semester, and PhD scholars post-coursework completion.

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Duration of Projects: Varies from a minimum of 45 days to an extensive 30 months, depending on the academic level pursued by the student.

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Academic Criteria for Projects: Similar to the internship, students must meet the minimum academic requirement of 60 percent aggregate or a CGPA of 6.32 on a scale of 10.

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Selection Process: Applications undergo meticulous scrutiny by respective Centres/Units as per established norms to ensure the best candidates are selected.

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Benefits of Participation: Although no stipend is provided, participants gain invaluable experience working alongside leading experts. Successful completion results in a certificate recognising their contribution to ISRO.

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How to Apply: Interested students should visit respective Centre/Unit websites for detailed guidelines and application procedures. 

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ISRO aims to nurture the next generation of space scientists and engineers through these schemes.

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