ISRO Internship Programme

Department Of Space

Published 18 September 2026

In short

ISRO offers research internships to engineering and science students at its various centres like VSSC, SAC and URSC, lasting 4-8 weeks or up to 6 months for project work. Apply through the specific ISRO centre's website during notified windows.

Key facts

Offered by: Department Of Space
Stipend: Unpaid internship in most cases; some centres may offer a nominal stipend for longer-duration internships
Duration: 4-8 weeks (summer) or up to 6 months for project-based internships
Location: Various ISRO centres across India (Bengaluru, Thiruvananthapuram, Ahmedabad, and others)
Last date: Check individual ISRO centre websites for application windows

Engineering and science students get a research internship at various ISRO centres, working on live space research and technology projects under the guidance of ISRO scientists, offering exposure to India’s space programme.

Internships are offered across ISRO centres like VSSC, SAC, URSC and others, each with centre-specific application processes and available project areas.

Who is eligible

Students pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in engineering, science or a related technical field from a recognised institution
Minimum academic percentage as notified by the specific ISRO centre

Frequently asked questions

Is the ISRO internship paid?

Mostly unpaid, though some centres offer a nominal stipend for longer project-based internships.

Who can apply for an ISRO internship?

Students pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in engineering, science or a related technical field.

Which ISRO centres offer internships?

Multiple centres including VSSC (Thiruvananthapuram), SAC (Ahmedabad), URSC (Bengaluru) and others, each with its own application process.

Before you apply: confirm every date, fee and eligibility rule on the official website linked on this page. Public and Policy is an independent portal, not a government body, and details change without notice.