Junior Research Fellow | Junior Project Fellow | Project Assista

 

Junior Research Fellow | Junior Project Fellow | Project Assistant

Organization: G. B. Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment

Location: Mohal, Kullu-175 126, Himachal Pradesh, India

Deadline: 08.04.2022 (10:00 AM onwards)

Job Description (Junior Research Fellow | Junior Project Fellow | Project Assistant)

Walk-In-Interview will be conducted for following purely project based temporary position of Project Assistant (01) under Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (HPPCL) funded project and Junior Research Fellow/Junior Project Fellow (JRF/JPF 01) under NMHS funded project at Himachal Regional Centre of the Institute. Candidate having adequate qualifications in relevant subject/specialization with consistently good academic records and experience may appear for Walk-In­Interview on 08.04.2022 (10:00 AM onwards). Candidates appearing for Walk-In-Interview must bring all original copies (with self attested xerox copies) of certificates, testimonials, experience, etc along with an application (as per Annexure-I). No TA/DA will be paid to the candidates appearing for the Interview. Candidates are advised to wear mask and observe social distancing and follow instructions related to COVID-19.

·         Date of Walk-In-Interview: 8th April. 2022.

·         Venue: Conference Room, GBPNIHE – Himachal Regional Centre, Mohal, Kullu (H.P.)

 

S.N. | Project Name

Position & Emoluments

Essential Qualification

Desirable

  1.
HPPCL funded project “Implementation of Environment Monitoring Programme and Impact Evaluation of Sainj Hydroelectric Project during Operation Phase”

Project Assistant (01) Rs. 24,000/- p.m. fixed Age Limit: 30 years

First class Master Degree in Environmental Science/Zoology/         Remote Sensing         &     GIS     /Soil
Science from         a       recognized University with one         year         research experience

Preference will be given to the
candidate having at least one year
research      experience     on     data collection,                 data              analysis, documentation, organization of meetings & training programs, and knowledge on RS/GIS software including ERDAS Imagine and Arc GIS.

 2.
NMHS funded project “Ex-situ conservation and development of gene bank of commercially important threatened medicinal plants in the high-altitude areas, Himachal Pradesh”

Junior Research Fellow/Junior Project Fellow (JRF/JPF 01) Rs. 31,000 + HRA per month as per institute norms (for NET qualified) and Rs. 20,000 + HRA per month as per institute norms (Non-NET) Age limit: 28 years

M.       Sc       in      Botany, Biotechnology, Biochemistry                and Environmental        Science from       a         recognized
university

Preference will be given to the candidate having work experience in high altitude areas of the state having experience in the R&D based projects.

 

Age Relaxation: Relaxation in upper age limit for SC/ST/Women/PH and OBC candidates as per Govt. of India norms.

Instructions to fill in Application Form

General

·         Please download the attached Form, complete it, and return.

·         No Column of application form should be left blank.

·         Use additional sheets where necessary, with relevant columns drawn thereon, inserting proper references.

·         Completed application should be accompanied by all the requisite documents. You are requested to go through the “check list” of documents before submitting the application. Incomplete applications are liable to be rejected.

·         Photocopies of documents asked for need self-attestation.

Item No. 1. Name given here should be the same as given in your matriculation/higher secondary certificate and degree certificates. If there is a change, addition or deletion, an affidavit from a Notary Public/Magistrate is necessary.

Item No. 9. In case grades are awarded, please attach the sheet giving conversion of grades to percentage of marks.

Item No. 11 (Annexure I). Specializations may be indicated in terms of (a) Subject (b) Broad Area(s) of specialization and (c) Exact area(s) of specialization.

Check list of documents must be attached

 

Photograph on the main application form

Yes/No

 

Affidavit if you carry different name/surnames in your certificates

Yes/No

 

Attested copy of School Leaving/High School/Secondary School Certificate (For date of birth)

Yes/No

 

Attested copies of Mark Sheets/Grade Cards & Degrees for BSc/MSc/MPhil/PhD/ BE/ME/PhD, etc.

Yes/No

 

List of Publications , if applicable

Yes/No

 

Copies of all experience certificates (self attested)

Yes/No

 

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