Division of Plant Physiology
ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute
New Delhi-110012
Interested candidates are invited for walk-in-Interview under NASF-ICAR and CSIR-funded
projects for filling the Unreserved Temporary Posts of SRF and RA. The Interview will be held
on 2
nd November, 2019 at 9:30 AM in the Division of Plant Physiology, ICAR-IARI, Pusa Campus,
New Delhi -110012. Age relaxation of five years for SC/ST and women and three years for OBC
category will be considered.
Candidates interested in research and development with the qualifications given in the following
table may report for interview at 9:30 A.M. on 2
nd November, 2019 (Saturday) in Committee Room,
Division of Plant Physiology, IARI, Pusa campus, New Delhi 110 012.
Project
SRF (one
position)
Rs 25000 + HRA per
month for 1&2 year; Rs.
28000 + HRA per month
for 3rd year
Age Limit: 35 years
Essential Qualification: Master’s degree
in Plant Physiology/ Molecular Biology/
Biotechnology/Genetics/ Biochemistry/
or relevant biological Sciences with 4/5
years bachelor’s degree. Those with 3
years bachelor’s degree must have UGCNET/CSIR-NET/ MHRD-GATE
qualification or equivalent or Ph.D in any
of the above disciplines.
(Kindly see the following ICAR
memorandum for details of minimum
qualification: F.No. Edn./6/27/2014/HRD
Dated 13-07-15 and F.No. Agri.
Edn./6/27/2014/HRD Dated 09-10-15)
NASF-ICAR
Funded Project
on
“Identification
of superior
donors and
alleles for
spikelet
fertility and
low chalkiness
under heat
stress in rice”
SRF/Research
Associate
(RA)
SRF (@ Rs. 14000 pm +
HRA)
RA-I (@ Rs. 36000 pm
+ HRA)
Age Limit: 32 years for
SRF and 35 years for
RA.
Essential Qualification:
SRF: M.Sc. or equivalent in Plant
Physiology/ Molecular Biology/
Biotechnology/Genetics/
Biochemistry/Botany or relevant
biological Sciences and at least two years
of post M.Sc. research experience as
evidence from published paper in
standard referred journal
OR
RA: Ph.D. or equivalent in Plant
CSIR Funded
Project on
Functional
validation of
polyamine
biosynthesis
genes for
reproductive
heat stress
tolerance in
rice
Division of Plant Physiology Physiology/ Molecular Biology/Botany
or relevant biological Sciences
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