Books have a profound impact on the lives of job seekers. Studying and reading are not the same—while studying helps you earn a degree, reading shapes your life. For example, the book 'Agni Siragugal' inspires one to dream of becoming a pilot.

If you aspire to make your name known across the country, aim to become a scientist—someone who creates what has never existed before. It's a role of immense responsibility, especially as it concerns national security.

Our nation's ability to design world-class fighter jets is the result of sharp thinking and strong memory—qualities you, too, must develop. True achievers are those who think and explore beyond classrooms and textbooks.

Though the Civil Services Examination is challenging, dedicated preparation can help you succeed.

Opportunities abound through the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)—in fields like military heavy vehicles, missile technology, electronics, life sciences, submarines, and artificial intelligence. To access them, clearing exams like GATE is essential. You must consistently take part in qualifying tests and continue sharpening your skills.

DRDO operates 50 laboratories across India. Remember, success belongs to those who learn continuously and think creatively.

— Dillibabu, Military Scientist, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, India