Astrophysicist

For 10th: Pass in 10th grade.
For 12th: Pass in 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English as core subjects.

Entrance exams may vary by institution and country. Some places may require specific tests related to astrophysics or physics programs.

Undergraduate: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Astrophysics (3 years)
Post Graduate: Master of Science (M.Sc) in Astrophysics (2 years)
Ph.D.: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Astrophysics for advanced research and academic careers.

Research institutions: Investigating cosmic phenomena, conducting observations, and developing theories to explain astronomical observations.
Academic institutions: Teaching astrophysics, supervising student research, and contributing to scientific publications and conferences.
Space agencies: Analyzing data from space missions, studying planetary systems, and exploring extraterrestrial environments.
Observatories: Operating telescopes, collecting astronomical data, and collaborating with international research teams.
Private sector: Consulting on space exploration projects, satellite technologies, and commercial applications of astrophysical research.
Government agencies: Advising on space policy, funding research initiatives, and supporting national space programs.
Science communication: Sharing discoveries with the public through writing, media appearances, and educational outreach.