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Riya Question by Riya on Jan 11, 2024Hindi
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Hello.i was a science student (pcm,cs) till 12th standard.but i took B.A after 12th because of my love for english literature .however i like computer science too and getting into ISRO is also my childhood dream.i still want to do engineering after B.A and my dream is to get into ISRO.do u think its possible to get into ISRO (indian space research organization)after doing engineering after B.A ?

Ans: While ISRO may be your dream company, I would not recommend anyone betting only on one company for a job. Try for ISRO and other companies and take up the job that fits into your second, third best company of choice.
Asked on - Jan 31, 2024 | Answered on Feb 27, 2024
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Why not the first best company of choice ?
Ans: Well, I would recommend choosing between starting work right away and then moving to the company of choice. I suggest doing something worthwhile to gain knowledge, experience and making money as an option. You can always move to ISRO once you get an offer.
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Hello sir myself sampreetha. I'm interested in astrophysics and want to be a researcher in space field but I'm a PCMB student ... Actually at first I had interest in engineering courses later my interest switched to biology and then I started preparing for neet since my parents couldn't afford a good college I couldn't get any kind of coaching benefits.. and I don't think I could do my best in the first attempt and now I'm currently preparing for KCET as that's the only option left to me ... Should I focus on neet or KCET ... In case if I become a doctor can I come back to the field of astrophysics? If so what should I have to do? Is it a good choice
Ans: Hello dear.
I am glad to hear that you are interested in astrophysics and research in the space field. You made the good decision to take PCMB subjects in the 12th standard. You are preparing for two exams, KCET and NEET, without taking the help of any coaching center. Why are thinking negatively that you can't do the best in 1st attempt at this stage? Without thinking much more about the future, just focus on your syllabus and upcoming exams for which you are preparing. I can assure you that with any score in KCET, you can get admission to an engineering college provided that you have a minimum of 50% marks in the board examination. Considering your anxiety, and fear it would be better to focus more on KCET as your target is astrophysics and space research which can be turned into your dream if you enter into the engineering field. It would be very difficult for you to come back into the field of astrophysics if you chose the medical field. Hence, focus on KCET, crack it with high percentile, get admission to a good and reputed engineering college, and work on your dream. Even if you are not admitted to engineering, you can choose the path of astrophysics via B.Sc. + M.Sc. and equivalent courses. Best of luck to your upcoming bright future.

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