How To Become A NASA Scientist: A Guide for Indian Students
Be good at STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) subjects all through high school. Major in physics and math.
Establish an Excellent Academic Footing
Decide to take a bachelor in physics, engineering, computer science or similiar. Roles at NASA ought to be more focused.
Get an Appropriate Undergraduate Degree
A master degree is useful; a Ph.D. is a research post often needed. Concentrate on such areas as astrophysics or aerospace engineering.
Post-Graduate Degrees Count
Do internships with NASA or universities or research organizations. Seek practical opportunities by seeking out programs such as NASA DEVELOP.
Obtain Research Experience
Go to NASA
Visit NASA site and USAJOBS regularly. Write your resume as per your capabilities and experiences.
Take a look at Student Programs
Learn about NASA internship opportunities such as Pathways and SEES. Such experiences are capable of giving rise to employment chances after graduation.
Meet Experts
Go to conferences, workshops, and seminars. Making contacts in the field can open opportunities and act as a mentor.
Be Persistent
The trip can be hard. Remain committed, continue sharpening your skills and do not be put off by failure.
Explore Alternatives
In case NASA appears to be difficult, there are also good opportunities in space science with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).