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The Government of India has officially disclosed vacancy details in the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) during a written reply in the Lok Sabha on February 11, 2026. The information was shared by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, and the Prime Minister’s Office.
According to the data provided by the Department of Space, ISRO currently has a total sanctioned strength of 18,142 posts, out of which 15,529 positions are filled. This leaves 2,613 posts vacant, accounting for 14.4% of the total workforce.
📊 Category-wise Vacancy Details
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Scientific & Technical Posts
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Sanctioned: 14,108
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In Position: 12,472
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Vacant: 1,636
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Recruitment Ongoing: 1,261
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Recruitment Yet to Start: 292
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Administrative Posts
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Sanctioned: 4,034
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In Position: 3,057
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Vacant: 977
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Recruitment Ongoing: 188
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Recruitment Yet to Start: 641
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⏳ Recruitment Timeline
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Recruitment for 1,449 posts is currently underway and is at various stages of the selection process.
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The government has assured that this recruitment will be completed by October 2026.
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For the remaining 933 posts, the recruitment process is being initiated and will depend on the outcome of ongoing selections.
🧠 Selection Process (Expected)
The selection process for ISRO recruitment generally includes:
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Online Application Submission
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Written Examination / Screening Test
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Skill Test / Interview (for specific posts)
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Document Verification
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Medical Examination
(The exact process may vary depending on the post and notification.)
📄 Required Documents (At the Time of Selection)
Candidates are usually required to submit the following documents:
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Educational Qualification Certificates
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Valid Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport)
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Date of Birth Certificate
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Caste / Category Certificate (if applicable)
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Experience Certificate (if required)
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Recent Passport Size Photographs
🚀 Why This Is Important
With India’s space missions expanding rapidly—including lunar, solar, and human spaceflight programs—these recruitments are crucial for strengthening ISRO’s scientific and administrative workforce. This announcement offers a major opportunity for aspirants seeking a prestigious career in India’s space sector.
