ISRO Recruitment 2026 Notification

ISRO Recruitment 2026 Notification: Direct Interview for 462 Apprentice Posts – Check Details

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), through the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), has announced an apprenticeship recruitment drive for 462 vacancies for the 2026–27 training programme. Eligible candidates can participate in the walk-in selection process scheduled for July 25, 2026. The process includes document verification and shortlisting.

ISRO Recruitment 2026 – Key Details

• Organization: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
• Centre: Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC)
• Programme: Apprenticeship Training 2026–27
• Total Vacancies: 462
• Selection Mode: Walk-in selection / direct interview process
• Walk-in Date: July 25, 2026
• Location: Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
• Eligibility: Varies according to the specific apprenticeship category and educational qualification
• Important Requirement: Candidates should complete the applicable NATS registration before participating.
• Selection Process: Document verification and shortlisting during the walk-in process.

Who Can Apply?

The recruitment includes opportunities for eligible candidates under different apprenticeship categories, including Graduate and Technician apprenticeships. Candidates should check the official VSSC notification for the exact educational qualifications, age requirements, category-wise vacancies and other eligibility conditions.

How to Apply?

Interested and eligible candidates should complete the required registration formalities and attend the walk-in selection process on July 25, 2026, along with the required original documents and certificates. Candidates should carefully follow the instructions provided in the official notification.

Where to Check the Official Notification?

Candidates should verify the recruitment details and latest updates through the official ISRO Careers page and the relevant VSSC recruitment notification. ISRO also cautions job seekers to verify recruitment advertisements through its official website and says it has not authorised outside agencies to conduct recruitment on its behalf.

Note: This recruitment is for apprenticeship training and should not be confused with regular permanent ISRO Scientist/Engineer recruitment. Candidates are advised to read the official notification carefully before attending the walk-in selection.