What are the ESE departments?

ESE departments are the services allocated after clearing ESE prelims, main and interview

How is department allocation done?

Department allocation is done on the basis of marks scored by candidates as well as the preference selected by the candidates while filling out the DAF.

Can department choice affect job profile?

Yes, every department has different job profile.

Can I change my department after allocation?

No, department can’t be changed after allocation.

Is the SSC JE CBT 2 admit card released?

Yes, the admit card for SSC JE CBT 2 has been released.

How to download the SSC JE admit card 2025?

Candidates can download the admit card from the official website of SSC: https://ssc.gov.in/login

What details are required to download the SSC JE admit card?

Candidates can download the admit card using their SSC registration ID, date of birth, and father’s name.

What should I do if my SSC JE website isn't working properly?

Refresh the browser and check your internet connection. If the issue persists, then contact the regional SSC office.

When will the SSC JE (Junior Engineer) 2025 Tier-2 Exam be conducted?

The SSC JE 2025 Tier-2 examination will be conducted on 7th April 2026.

Will the SSC JE CBT 2 Admit Card 2025 be sent by post?

No, the admit card won’t be sent by post; candidates must download it from the SSC website.

1. What is the full form of ISRO?

Ans. ISRO full form is Indian Space Research Organisation.

2. What is the centre where satellites are made?

Ans. The concerned department manufacture satellites at the ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bangalore.

3. Where did the Space Programme first start in India?

Ans. The Space Programme (in India) began at the Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS). This station is located at Thumba near Thiruvananthapuram.

4. What is the basic qualification requirement of an ISRO scientist?

Ans. The candidate applying must be B.E./B.Tech or equivalent qualification (first class) with a minimum aggregate of 65%. (Average of all results available).

5. What is the maximum/upper age limit of ISRO?

Ans. The upper age limit to apply for the ISRO scientist job profile at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is 35, 38, and 40 years for the General, OBC, and SC/ST, respectively.

6. Which educational branches are most preferred at ISRO?

Ans. The recruitment team at ISRO prefers to recruit candidates with master’s degrees in the engineering streams such as computer science, electrical, and mechanical engineering. In addition, the respective department also prioritizes candidates who have a background in Ph.D. in Astronomy, Mathematics, or Physics for the role of ISRO scientists. The best way to secure the position of ISRO Scientist is to opt for academic programs such as Aerospace Engineering at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.

7. Is the ISRO Scientist job transferable?

Yes. The job of ISRO Scientist is a transferable one. This offers the deserving candidates reap benefits from the opportunities offered by this prominent organization.

8. Who is known as the father of Indian Space Program?

Ans. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai is known as the father of Indian Space Program.

9. What is the basic pay of Scientist/Engineer-SC in ISRO?

The pay scale of Scientist/Engineer-SC in ISRO is 56,100-1,77,500.

How many vacancies are available for BEL Recruitment 2025?

As per the official notification, a total of 340 posts are available across Electronics, Mechanical, Computer Science, and Electrical branches.

What is the salary for BEL Probationary Engineers?

The basic pay is ₹40,000 – ₹1,40,000. The approximate CTC is ₹13 LPA, including DA, HRA, conveyance, medical, and other perks.

What is the selection process for BEL Probationary Engineers?

The selection process includes a Computer-Based Test (85 marks) and an Interview (15 marks). Minimum qualifying marks: 35% for General/OBC/EWS, and 30% for SC/ST/PwBD candidates.

Is there any application fee?

Yes. The application fee is as follows: 1. General – ₹1000 + GST 2. OBC (NCL) – ₹1000 + GST 3. EWS – ₹1000 + GST 4. ESM – No application fee 5. SC – No application fee 6. ST – No application fee 7. PwBD – No application fee

What are the language options for the Computer-Based Test/Interview?

Candidates can choose between Hindi and English for the Computer-Based Test and Interview.

Do I need to pay the application fee before filling up the application form?

No. Once you fill out the application form, you will be redirected to the payment gateway to pay the application fee.

What is the amount payable for the application fee?

The application fee is ₹1000 + GST for General, OBC (NCL), and EWS candidates. SC, ST, and PwBD candidates are exempted from paying the fee.

Do I need to send the printout of the application form and bank challan to any address?

No. You are not required to send a printout of the application form. Candidates should keep a copy of the printed application form and payment receipt for future reference.

Will candidates be reimbursed for travel expenses for the computer-based test?

No. Candidates will not be reimbursed for travel expenses for attending the computer-based test. However, outstation candidates shortlisted for the interview will be eligible for reimbursement of AC Chair Car or III Tier AC fare by the shortest route from their correspondence address to the interview location.