Think satellites, forests, biodiversity, GIS, and remote sensing; all while working under the Department of Space. These aren’t entry-level clerical jobs; they’re research-heavy roles for MSc/BTech/MTech grads in Botany, Forestry, Environmental Science, or GIS. Locations? Umiam, Meghalaya; not Delhi or Bangalore. Walk-in interviews on 10 August 2026. Temporary, project-based, but a golden chance to work on real space-tech-meets-ecology projects. No exams. No UPSC. Just show up with your degrees, a typed biodata, and a hunger for field + lab work. If you’ve ever wanted to map forests from space or track climate change with satellite data; this is your shot. Don’t let this slip. Even if you’re not from the Northeast, this location could be your break into India’s space ecosystem.