Salary of a Scientist: Per Month, In NASA, In ISRO, Average Salary 2023

Ans. The duties of a Scientists include:

• Drafting research proposals
• Planning and conducting experiments
• Collecting samples
• Recording and analyzing research data

Ans. There are many branches of Scientist:

• Astronomer 
• Botanist
• Ecologist
• Epidemiologist 

Ans. The skills required to become a Scientist in India are

• Methodical approach to gathering and collecting data
• Attention to detail
• Critical thinking
• Communication and interpersonal skills

Ans. Some of the top recruiters for Scientist are 

• Indian Space Research Organization
• Aeronautical Development Authority
• Archaeological Survey of India
• InStem

Ans. The course fees to pursue Scientist courses in India is around INR 50000- 1.50 per semester. It is also dependent on which course he is pursuing and institution whether government or private. The course fees are comparatively less in government colleges than private colleges.

Ans. The entrance exams for becoming a scientist are :

• JET
• CUET
• NPAT
• BHU UET

Ans. Yes, internship experience is required to become a Scientist. However, it is not compulsory but it is preferred that candidates have some practical understanding of the role. The candidate can pursue an internship while pursuing a Scientist course or they could opt to do it afterwards.

Ans. No, a student from an arts background cannot pursue a course of Scientist. Candidates who have completed 12th with Computer Science, Mathematics, Science as their core subjects can become Scientist.

Ans. Yes, you can pursue a Scientist course from a distance learning but it is advisable to pursue it from regular college.

Ans. According to Glassdoor, the highest salary of a Scientist can range between INR 78 LPA..