The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), through its Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR (SDSC SHAR), has invited applications for 400 apprenticeship training positions under its 2026 recruitment programme. The vacancies are spread across graduate, diploma, trade and vocational apprenticeship categories, offering opportunities to candidates from different educational backgrounds.
The online application process began on 6 November 2026, and eligible candidates can submit their applications up to 26 November 2026. Interested applicants can register through the designated government apprenticeship portals.
This recruitment is worth considering for young candidates who want practical workplace experience in an organisation associated with India's space programme. However, applicants should select the correct apprenticeship category because the educational requirements differ for engineering graduates, non-engineering graduates, diploma holders and ITI candidates.
They should also remember that an apprenticeship is a training opportunity, not a permanent appointment in ISRO. Checking the official notification and registration instructions before applying will help avoid errors.
According to the recruitment details, SDSC SHAR will fill 400 apprenticeship positions across six categories. The reported distribution is:
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Engineering Graduate Apprentices: 50 posts
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Non-Engineering Graduate Apprentices: 60 posts
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Technician Apprentices (Diploma): 35 posts
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Diploma Apprentices: 60 posts
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Trade Apprentices: 180 posts
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Vocational Apprentices: 15 posts
Trade apprenticeships account for the largest share, with 180 vacancies. Engineering and non-engineering graduates can also apply under their respective categories, subject to the prescribed qualifications.
For Engineering Graduate Apprenticeships, candidates must have completed a relevant B.E. or B.Tech degree with at least 60 per cent marks. Non-Engineering Graduate Apprenticeship applicants can hold qualifications such as B.Sc., B.Com. or B.A., as specified for the relevant discipline.
Candidates applying for Technician or Diploma Apprenticeships must possess the relevant diploma qualification and meet the minimum marks requirement mentioned in the notification. Trade Apprenticeship applicants need to have passed ITI in the relevant trade. For Vocational Apprenticeships, candidates must have completed a two-year vocational programme.
Since the eligibility requirements vary between categories, applicants should check the detailed discipline-wise conditions before choosing a post. The qualification must match the apprenticeship stream selected during registration.
The online application process started on 6 November 2026. The last date to submit an application is 26 November 2026. Candidates should complete their registration well before the closing date rather than wait until the final day.
Applicants can visit the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme portal at nats.education.gov.in or the Apprenticeship India portal at apprenticeshipindia.gov.in, as applicable to their apprenticeship category. They should register or log in, enter their educational and personal details, select the relevant opportunity and follow the instructions for submitting their application.
Before completing the process, candidates should keep their educational certificates, marksheets, identity details and other required documents ready. They should also verify that all information entered in the registration form is correct.
The ISRO SDSC SHAR Apprentice Recruitment 2026 offers 400 training opportunities across several disciplines. Eligible candidates interested in gaining practical experience should check the official recruitment instructions and submit their applications by 26 November 2026.
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