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ISRO YUVIKA Programme 2025: Empowering Young Minds in Space Science

ISRO YUVIKA 2025 closed registrations; aims to inspire Class 9 students in STEM via space science exposure from May 19-30.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully completed the Young Scientist Programme, YUva VIgyani KAryakram (YUVIKA), registration process on its official website, jigyasa.iirs.gov.in. The programme is aimed at inspiring young students and introducing them to the new trends in space science and technology to encourage them to take up science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) as a career.

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    Dates for ISRO YUVIKA Programme 2025

    ISRO will select candidates for the YUVIKA programme based on a structured evaluation process. The first selection list will be announced on April 7, 2025, and selected students must report to their designated ISRO centres by May 19, 2025, or as communicated via their registered email. Below is a detailed schedule:

    Serial No.ActivitiesDate
    1Announcement of ProgrammeFeb. 24, 2025
    2Registration StartsFeb. 24, 2025
    3Registration EndsMar. 23, 2025
    4Release of First Selection ListApr. 7, 2025
    5Reporting by Selected Students at ISRO CentresMay 18, 2025
    6YUVIKA Programme DurationMay 19-30, 2025
    7Send-Off for Selected Students from ISRO CentresMay 31, 2025

    Inspiring the Next Generation of Space Scientists

    The ISRO YUVIKA 2025 programme seeks to nurture scientific curiosity and innovation in school students, particularly in space exploration. Through hands-on exposure to ISRO’s missions, research, and advancements, the initiative is tailored to encourage students to explore careers in STEM fields.

    Eligibility Criteria and Selection Parameters for ISRO YUVIKA 2025

    The programme is open to Class 9 students, with selection based on a comprehensive evaluation of multiple parameters:

    • Class 8 Academic Performance: 50% weightage
    • Performance in Online Quiz: 10%
    • Participation in Science Fairs (School/District/State/National level within the last 3 years): 2%, 5%, or 10%
    • Ranks in Olympiads or Equivalent Competitions (1st to 3rd rank at School/District/State/National level within the last 3 years): 2%, 4%, or 5%
    • Achievements in Sports Competitions (1st to 3rd rank at School/District/State/National level within the last 3 years): 2%, 4%, or 5%
    • Membership in Scouts, NCC, or NSS in the Last 3 Years: 5%
    • Studying in a Village/Rural School Located in a Panchayat Area: 15%

    By strategically identifying and nurturing young talent, ISRO aims to foster diversity and inclusivity while encouraging students to pursue higher studies and careers in space research and technology. This initiative remains vital to India’s ambitions as a leading force in the global space sector.

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    Written by: Rajnish
    Rajnish is a dedicated news writer at Entrance Fever, specializing in educational updates and industry trends . He studied engineering at graduation level from GGSIPU and Economics and Management at master level from Delhi University. And above all he have been teaching and counselling students at various coaching institutes. His work focuses on keeping students and educators informed about the latest developments in the education sector.

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