The hall tickets for the October 29 written test are expected to go live on isro.gov.in today (Oct 22). Why does this matter? Because you can’t walk into the exam hall without it; and every minute counts. Once live, you’ll need your registration number and date of birth to pull it up. Don’t wait till the last minute. Download, verify every detail (name, centre, time), and print TWO copies; one as backup. The exam? Two parts: 90 mins for 80 subject questions, 30 mins for 15 aptitude ones. Total: 100 marks. It’s not just a test; it’s your ticket to working on India’s next moon mission, satellite launch, or rocket design. The real pressure? Not the syllabus. It’s forgetting to check the website today.