Jamia student topped the ISRO examination

Three alumnies of Jamia Millia Islamia have qualified in the Centralized Recruitment Board 2019 examination conducted by ISRO for the post of Scientist / Engineer 'SC' Mechanical.

New Delhi: Muhammad Kashif, alumini student of Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, has secured the first position in the Centralized Recruitment Board 2019 examination of ISRO. The result was declared two days ago. Earlier, ISRO had invited applications for the post of Scientist / Engineer 'SC' Mechanical.

Kashif has completed B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Jamia in the year 2019. Along with Kashif, two other students of his class, Amit Kumar Bhardwaj and Areeb Ahmed have also been selected for the same post in the renowned space research organization.

The ISRO Centralized Recruitment Board conducted a written test for the selection of SC level scientists in January 2020 and the candidates who qualified for the test were interviewed in July 2021.

Jamia VC Prof. Najma Akhtar expressed her best wishes for the performance of the students of the university and hoped that this achievement would help other students to build their careers in research.

In the recently announced NIRF rankings, the university has secured the tenth to sixth position this year as compared to last year.

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