Senior Technical Assistant jobs in Delhi at National Museum New Delhi

National Museum New Delhi invites applications for the position of Senior Technical Assistant

1. Name of the Post: Senior Technical Assistant (Computerization)

2. No of Post: 01

3. Scale of pay: Matrix Level No. 6 (Rs. 35400-112400/-) (pre-revised PB 2 Rs. 9300- 34800/- + 4200/- Grade Pay)

4. Educational Qualification: Officer under the Central Government:

(a) (i) holding analogous posts on a regular basis, or

(ii) with 5 years of regular service in the posts in the matrix level no. 06 (35400-112400) or equivalent, or

(iii) with 10 years of regular service in the post in the pay matrix level No. 04 (25500-81100) or equivalent and

(b) possessing the following educational qualifications and experience: Essential:

(A) (i) Bachelor's degree from a recognized University or equivalent

(ii) Five years experience in handling Mini-micro computer-cum-word processor along with electric /electronic typewriter with a memory system and heavy-duty electronic Xerox machines. Or

(B) (i) Diploma in Computer Science from a recognized university/ Institution or equivalent

(ii) Two years experience in handling mini-micro computer-cum-word processor along with electric /electronic typewriter with a memory system and heavy-duty electronic xerox machines.

Age Limit:

The maximum age limit for the candidates for appointment should not exceed 56 years as on the closing date fixed for the receipt of applications.

The National Museum, New Delhi, as we see it today, has an interesting beginning. The blueprint for establishing the National Museum in Delhi was prepared by the Maurice Gwyer Committee in May 1946. An Exhibition of Indian Art, consisting of selected artifacts from various museums of India was organized by the Royal Academy, London with the cooperation of the Government of India and Britain. The Exhibition went on display in the galleries of Burlington House, London during the winter months of 1947-48. It was decided to display the same collection in Delhi, before the return of exhibits to their respective museums. An exhibition was organized in the Rashtrapati Bhawan (President's residence),New Delhi in 1949, which turned out to be a great success. This event proved responsible for the creation of the National Museum.