Indian Institute Of Space Science & Technology

Candidates, who are desirous to join B.Tech program in IIST must appear for Joint Entrance Examination Main conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi to qualify themselves to appear for Joint Entrance Examination Advanced, which is conducted by IITs and secure the minimum prescribed category wise marks in JEE Advanced.

IIST is the third best option to pursue aerospace engineering after IITs and PEC University - Chandigarh. There is no fee in IIST and ISRO will offer you job of scientific officer subject to availability of vacancies on completion of B.Tech.

ISRO-IIST have programmes like B.Tech in avionics, aerospace engineering and physical sciences. For further information, please visit the website of ISRO-IIST.

Admission at both is based on JEE Mains and the seats at IIST are just 20. Take a look at for all requirements
https://www.iist.ac.in/admissions/undergraduate
You can try for IISER/ NISER for an integrated degree.

Admission to IIST is based on JEE Mains. You are advised to appear for JEE as it will open opportunities for you to seek admission in aeronautical or aerospace engineering in multiple colleges beside IIST.

If your are B.Tech in Mechanical, Electronics, CSE, Metallurgy, Aeronautical Engineering or M.Sc Physics, Chemistry from IIT you have a very chance of getting a good job with ISRO.

Hi JP
Love to see you have set your future big and different.
I would suggest to go for Aeronautical / Aerospace Engineering from a renowned college then you may pursue higher studies on same. It will take you to close to your dreams.
One more suggestion, if possible just read the 'Wings of Fire' the autobiography of Mr. APJ Abdul Kalam. It will charge you up again.