ISRO URSC Recruitment 2026: Applications Open for 61 Posts
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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released a recruitment notification under advertisement number URSC/04/2026 for various technical and driver positions. According to the announcement, the application process commenced on 24 October 2026 and is scheduled to close on 13 November 2026.
Recruitment Overview
- Total Vacancies: 61 positions
- Posts Available: Technician-B, Heavy Vehicle Driver-A, Light Vehicle Driver-A, and Staff Card Driver-A
- Application Start Date: 24 October 2026
- Application and Fee Deadline: 13 November 2026
Eligibility Criteria and Qualifications
Requirements vary depending on the specific post:
- Technician-B: Candidates must have passed Class 10 with ITI, NTC, or NAC in the relevant trade.
- Light Vehicle Driver-A: Requires a Class 10 pass along with a valid LVD or LMV license and three years of experience.
- Heavy Vehicle Driver-A: Requires a Class 10 pass along with a valid HVD license and five years of experience (including three years as a heavy vehicle driver).
Age relaxation is applicable as per ISRO regulations.
How to Verify and Apply
Applicants can pay the examination fee online using debit cards, credit cards, internet banking, IMPS, cash cards, or mobile wallets. Interested individuals are advised to read the official notification thoroughly before applying. Verification of all guidelines, educational qualifications, and age limits should be conducted directly through the official ISRO website or the designated application portal.
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