My daughter is studying in class 10 ICSE and want to be an astronaut from childhood she has been dreaming same for all these years. So in need guidance regarding the courses which would help her to achieve the same. Also i want her to continue class 11 rather than PUC (state board), but i am confused whether to send her for the school or for an integrated school. I just want to take decision which is beneficial for her future so kindly guide me about the same

Ans: For your son to look at being an astronaut, he would need to be strong on his academic and phsyical from the beginning of his journey. He should look at taking up STEM courses as his core education courses and eventually join reputed space programs like ISRO in India, NASA in the US. Unfortunately, there is no coaching available currently for learning how to become an astronaut

Ans: If you want to become an astronaut after Class 12, you should get a bachelor's degree in a STEM subject like Aerospace Engineering or Physics. Gain relevant experience through extracurricular activities and internships. Get more education by getting a master's or graduate degree in a subject like Space Science. Improve your problem-solving ability, work with others, and stay fit. Keep up with news about space research and job openings at NASA and other space agencies. It is a difficult but gratifying trip that needs commitment, diligence, and a strong desire to discover new worlds beyond Earth's borders.
I wish you luck with your future!!

Ans: Hi.
To become an astronaut for ISRO or NASA while currently pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, you will need to follow a strategic path.

Apply to ISRO or NASA Programs:
ISRO Selection Process: ISRO currently selects astronauts mainly from the Indian Air Force, but they may open up to civilians with specific qualifications in the future. Keep an eye on ISRO announcements for astronaut recruitment.
NASA Astronaut Selection Process: To apply to NASA, you need U.S. citizenship. If you are interested in NASA, consider opportunities that could lead to citizenship or partnerships with NASA through international programs.

Keep track of ISRO and NASA's astronaut recruitment criteria, as they may change over time.
Space exploration requires multidisciplinary knowledge, so be open to gaining skills beyond your current field.

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