ISRO SDSC SHAR Recruitment 2026

ISRO SDSC SHAR Recruitment 2026 Apply Online for 10 Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) & Primary Teacher Posts Organization: ISRO SDSC SHAR Total Openings: 10 Vacancies Role: Teaching (TGT & PRT) Deadline: 07 July 2026 Critical Recruitment Overview Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC SHAR), the Spaceport of India operating under the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Department of Space, Government of India, has officially released Advertisement No. SDSC SHAR/RMT/01/2026. This dynamic recruitment drive invites online applications to fill 10 vital teaching positions within its Space Central Schools at Sriharikota and Sullurpeta campuses, operating under the NCERT/CBSE pattern. The vacancies span multiple specialized branches including Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) for Mathematics, Science, Work Experience, and Telugu, alongside Primary Teacher (PRT) roles. This offers a brilliant opportunity to work under a highly prestigious central government space organization. The online registration portal opens on 16 June 2026 and closes on 07 July 2026. Selection will be based on a competitive online written test and a practical teaching demonstration skill test. Comprehensive Content Index 1. Important Dates & Action Timeline 2. Post-Wise Vacancy & Pay Scale Details 3. Age Limit & Essential Qualifications 4. Application Fee & Refund Policy 5. Selection Procedure & Exam Pattern 6. Step-by-Step Online Application Protocol 7. Important Official Links 8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. Important Dates & Action Timeline Candidates must complete their online registration and fee payment within the stipulated timeframe. ISRO advises not waiting until the last day to avoid server congestion. ISRO SDSC SHAR Recruitment Calendar 2026 Opening Date for On-line Registration: 16 June 2026 (from 10:00 Hours) Closing Date for On-line Registration: 07 July 2026 (up to 23:59 Hours) Crucial Date for Age & Qualifications Calculation: 07 July 2026 2. Post-Wise Vacancy & Pay Scale Details These teaching posts offer highly attractive central government pay scales under the 7th CPC matrix, with positions open to Indian Nationals. Post Code Name of the Post Vacancies & Category Pay Level (CCS RP Rules 2016) 01 Trained Graduate Teacher (Maths) [To teach Maths & Physics] 01 (UR) Level 7 (₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400/-) 02 Trained Graduate Teacher (Science) [To teach Chemistry & Biology] 01 (SC) Level 7 (₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400/-) 03 Trained Graduate Teacher (Work Experience Teacher – WET) 01 (UR) Level 7 (₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400/-) 04 Trained Graduate Teacher (Telugu) 01 (ST) Level 7 (₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400/-) 05 Primary Teacher 06(UR-03, EWS-01, OBC-02)*01 post identified for PwBD (LDCP) Backlog Level 6 (₹35,400 – ₹1,12,400/-) Grand Total Openings 10 Vacancies 3. Age Limit & Essential Qualifications Age Threshold Limits (As on 07.07.2026) Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) [Post Codes 01 to 04]: 18 to 35 Years. Primary Teacher [Post Code 05]: 18 to 30 Years. Age Relaxation: Relaxation in upper age limit by 5 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC (against reserved posts), 10 years for Women candidates (all categories), and 10 years for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD). Mandatory Educational Qualifications TGT (Maths): Four years integrated degree course from an NCTE recognized university with 50% marks OR Bachelor’s/Honours Degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate with combinations of Mathematics (as elective/main for 3 years) and Physics (for 1 year). Must hold a B.Ed. degree and pass CTET Paper-II. (Note: B.Sc Hons in Physics or Chemistry are NOT eligible). TGT (Science): Four years integrated degree course OR Bachelor’s/Honours Degree with at least 50% marks in Chemistry, combination of subjects (Biology/Life Science/Botany/Zoology) and aggregate. Must hold a B.Ed. degree and pass CTET Paper-II. TGT (Work Experience Teacher): Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical/Electronics/Electronics & Communication Engineering with at least 50% marks from a recognized institution. Must hold a B.Ed. degree and possess computer knowledge. TGT (Telugu): Bachelor’s Degree with Telugu as the main subject OR Post Graduate Degree in Telugu. Must hold B.Ed. with Telugu methodology OR Telugu Pandit Training. Passed State TET/CTET Paper-II with Telugu as an opted subject. Primary Teacher: Senior Secondary (10+2) with at least 50% marks and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education OR 4-year B.El.Ed from a recognized Board/Institute. Must have passed CTET Paper-I and have the ability to teach in Hindi & English. 4. Application Fee & Refund Policy The application process requires an upfront payment. ISRO has implemented a processing fee refund mechanism for candidates who actively appear for the online written test. Initial Fee Payment: ₹ 750/- (Comprising ₹ 250/- Application Fee + ₹ 500/- Processing Fee) is payable by all candidates upfront during online registration. Refund Policy (Only for candidates who attend the Written Test): Exempted Categories (Women / SC / ST / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen): Full refund of ₹ 750/- will be credited back to the registered bank account. All Other Candidates (General / OBC / EWS Male): ₹ 500/- will be refunded (after deducting the ₹ 250/- application fee). 5. Selection Procedure & Exam Pattern The selection is heavily based on performance in the online written test, followed by a mandatory practical teaching demonstration. Phase I: Online Written Test (Computer Based Test – CBT) The written test consists of 180 Objective Type Questions for a total of 180 Marks. Syllabus Structure (PRT & TGT Maths/Science/WET): Part-I: Proficiency in Languages (General English-10, General Hindi-10). Part-II: GA & Current Affairs (10), Reasoning Ability (5), Computer Literacy (5). Part-III: Perspective on Education and Leadership (40 items). Part-IV: Subject Specific content (100 items). For TGT Maths, questions are split 50% each from Maths and Physics. For TGT Science, questions are 40% Biology, 30% Chemistry, and 30% Physics. Minimum Qualifying Marks: Candidates must secure a minimum of 40% marks in each individual subject in Part-IV (e.g., 40% in Maths and 40% in Physics separately for TGT Maths) with an aggregate cut-off of 50% to pass the written exam. Phase II: Skill Test Candidates will be shortlisted for the Skill Test in a 1:5 ratio (minimum of 10 candidates category-wise) based on written test scores. The Skill Test is essentially a practical “Chalk and Board” class demonstration to assess subject knowledge and teaching capability. It is strictly qualifying in nature, requiring a minimum score of