DRDO Junior Research Fellow jobs in Gwalior at DRDO

Defence Research And Development Establishment (DRDO) invites application for the position DRDO Junior Research Fellow

No of Vacancy: 11

Essential Qualification:

i. First class M Sc. in Biological Stream in Life Sciences / Zoology / Biotechnology / Molecular Biology/Microbiology I Pharmacology I Toxicology / Immunology and National Eligibility Test (NET) CSIR-UGC NET JRF/LSI MHRD (GATE)

ii. First class M.Sc. in Chemistry (Physical / Analytical / Organic I Inorganic) and National Eligibility Test (NET) qualification conducted by CSIR-UGC NET JRF/LS, MHRD (GATE)

iii. Graduate degree in Textile / Polymer Science/ Polymer Chemistry Engineering (B.E I B. Tech) in first division with NET/GATE conducted by CSIR- UGC (NET),MHRD (GATE) or Post graduate degree in Textile / Polymer Science IPolymer Chemistry Engineering (M.E/ M.Tech) in first division both at Graduate and post graduate level.

Stipend (Monthly): Junior Research Fellow (JRF): Rs. 31000/- with HRA & medical facilities admissible as per DRDO & National Agency's research fellowship rules. Research Associates (RA): Rs. 54000/- with HRA & medical facilities admissible as per DRDO & National Agency's research fellowship rules.

Essential Educational Qualification: First Division in Post Graduate degree MSc in relevant subject discipline and having ualified National Eligibility Test NET JRF/LS) / MHRD (GATE),DBT, ICMR any approved National agency or GATE. Only those candidates who have been awarded degree/provisional certificate are eligible to apply.

Age Limit: 28 years.

DRDO is the R&D wing of Ministry of Defence, Govt of India, with a vision to empower India with cutting-edge defence technologies and a mission to achieve self-reliance in critical defence technologies and systems, while equipping our armed forces with state-of-the-art weapon systems and equipment in accordance with requirements laid down by the three Services. DRDO's pursuit of self-reliance and successful indigenous development and production of strategic systems and platforms such as Agni and Prithvi series of missiles; light combat aircraft, Tejas; multi-barrel rocket launcher, Pinaka; air defence system, Akash; a wide range of radars and electronic warfare systems; etc., have given quantum jump to India's military might, generating effective deterrence and providing crucial leverage.