Indian Space Research Organisation launched a programme for young scientist.
The name of programme is Yuva VIgyani KAryakarm(YUVIKA).
The programme named YUVIKA is based to impart knowledge about space related theories and technologies to the Student's.
ISRO also said that its aimed to create awareness about space activities to all youngsters of India.
The selection process will be start through a online registration activity, the registration activity for the programme YUVIKA is started from yesterday and till continued 24th February.
The main programme will be held between 11 May -22 May 2020 for two weeks.
Eligibility-who have cleared their 8th standard and currently studying in 9th standard(academic year 2019-20) can apply for the programme.
OCI (Overseas citizen of india) students who are studying here in india are also eligible for the programme.The selection is based on performance of 8th standard and extracurricular activities.
ISRO said that 3 students should be selected from each state or union territory & 5 additional seats are available for OCI students.
The list of provisionally selected candidates will bd release on March 2nd 2020 and the final list if selected candidates will be display on 30th march 2020.
The selected candidates accomodate by ISRO.
The expenditure towards the programme of students, course material, lodging and boarding etc. during the course will be borne by ISRO.
The name of programme is Yuva VIgyani KAryakarm(YUVIKA).
The programme named YUVIKA is based to impart knowledge about space related theories and technologies to the Student's.
ISRO also said that its aimed to create awareness about space activities to all youngsters of India.
The selection process will be start through a online registration activity, the registration activity for the programme YUVIKA is started from yesterday and till continued 24th February.
The main programme will be held between 11 May -22 May 2020 for two weeks.
Eligibility-who have cleared their 8th standard and currently studying in 9th standard(academic year 2019-20) can apply for the programme.
OCI (Overseas citizen of india) students who are studying here in india are also eligible for the programme.The selection is based on performance of 8th standard and extracurricular activities.
ISRO said that 3 students should be selected from each state or union territory & 5 additional seats are available for OCI students.
The list of provisionally selected candidates will bd release on March 2nd 2020 and the final list if selected candidates will be display on 30th march 2020.
The selected candidates accomodate by ISRO.
The expenditure towards the programme of students, course material, lodging and boarding etc. during the course will be borne by ISRO.
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