Current Vacancy - University of Calcutta
Current Vacancy - University of Calcutta
Designation: JRF, SRF
Job Description:
University of Calcutta, conducts Walk-In-Interview for the post:-
1. JRF
Qualification: The Candidate should have uniformly good academic record with M.Sc. in Chemistry with NET qualification (with specialization in Organic / Physical Chemistry), NET (Lectureship) / GATE qualified candidates may also apply.
Pay Scale: Rs. 16000 in the slab of Rs. 16000 – 16000-18000.
2. SRF
Qualification: M.Tech. in Polymer Science and Technology/ Chemical Engineering / Chemical Technology or M.Sc. in Chemistry or equivalent subject with two years research experience as evidenced by published papers in synthesis of Polymer. Or B.Tech in Polymer Sc. and Technology / Chemical Engineering / Chemical Technology with two years research experiences in synthesis of Polymer as evidenced by published papers.
Pay Scale:Rs. 18000/- p.m.
Age Limit: Upper age limit 28 years for JRF / 32 years for SRF as on 01.06.2011
Company Profile:
The idea of establishing a university in Calcutta was first mooted by the Council of Education in 1845 which suggested that in view of the ‘advanced state of education’ in Bengal, it was advisable to have a full-fledged university empowered to grant degrees to deserving students. Accordingly it drew up an elaborate scheme modelled on the University of London. Nothing came out of it, at least at that moment.
• In 1853, C.H. Camerson, the President of the Council of Education submitted a petition to the House of Lords. Herein he revived the idea of a university.
• A similar petition signed by Raja Radhakanta Deb and others on behalf of the members of the British India Association and others was also submitted in 1853.
• The Education Despatch of 19 July, 1854, popularly known as Wood’s Despatch, had really cleared the path for setting up of universities. Wood, as the President of the Board of Control of the East India Company, was indeed interested in education, but he had a certain purpose. As he wrote to Lord Dalhousie, the Governor-General in India, although he accepted the idea of founding universities in India, he wanted these “to be mainly supported by those who are anxious for it”. He added that “if they choose to educate themselves, well and good, but I am against providing our own future detractors, opponents and grumblers”.
Desired Profile:
How to Apply : Candidates are requested to submit two sets of complete application furnishing bio-data on plain paper with attested copies of testimonials to the Dr. Samit Kr. Ray (PI) Dept. of Polymer Science & Technology, C.U. 92, A.P.C.Road, Kolkata – 700 009 at the time of interview. Date of Interview: 13.07.2011 at 3:00 p.m. in the room of the Head, Dept. of Polymer Sc. & Tech., C.U.,
92, A.P.C.Road, Kolkata-700 009.
Last Date : 13 July 2011 (Walkin)
Education : ME, M Tech, M Sc
Location : Kolkata
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Job Description:
University of Calcutta, conducts Walk-In-Interview for the post:-
1. JRF
Qualification: The Candidate should have uniformly good academic record with M.Sc. in Chemistry with NET qualification (with specialization in Organic / Physical Chemistry), NET (Lectureship) / GATE qualified candidates may also apply.
Pay Scale: Rs. 16000 in the slab of Rs. 16000 – 16000-18000.
2. SRF
Qualification: M.Tech. in Polymer Science and Technology/ Chemical Engineering / Chemical Technology or M.Sc. in Chemistry or equivalent subject with two years research experience as evidenced by published papers in synthesis of Polymer. Or B.Tech in Polymer Sc. and Technology / Chemical Engineering / Chemical Technology with two years research experiences in synthesis of Polymer as evidenced by published papers.
Pay Scale:Rs. 18000/- p.m.
Age Limit: Upper age limit 28 years for JRF / 32 years for SRF as on 01.06.2011
Company Profile:
The idea of establishing a university in Calcutta was first mooted by the Council of Education in 1845 which suggested that in view of the ‘advanced state of education’ in Bengal, it was advisable to have a full-fledged university empowered to grant degrees to deserving students. Accordingly it drew up an elaborate scheme modelled on the University of London. Nothing came out of it, at least at that moment.
• In 1853, C.H. Camerson, the President of the Council of Education submitted a petition to the House of Lords. Herein he revived the idea of a university.
• A similar petition signed by Raja Radhakanta Deb and others on behalf of the members of the British India Association and others was also submitted in 1853.
• The Education Despatch of 19 July, 1854, popularly known as Wood’s Despatch, had really cleared the path for setting up of universities. Wood, as the President of the Board of Control of the East India Company, was indeed interested in education, but he had a certain purpose. As he wrote to Lord Dalhousie, the Governor-General in India, although he accepted the idea of founding universities in India, he wanted these “to be mainly supported by those who are anxious for it”. He added that “if they choose to educate themselves, well and good, but I am against providing our own future detractors, opponents and grumblers”.
Desired Profile:
How to Apply : Candidates are requested to submit two sets of complete application furnishing bio-data on plain paper with attested copies of testimonials to the Dr. Samit Kr. Ray (PI) Dept. of Polymer Science & Technology, C.U. 92, A.P.C.Road, Kolkata – 700 009 at the time of interview. Date of Interview: 13.07.2011 at 3:00 p.m. in the room of the Head, Dept. of Polymer Sc. & Tech., C.U.,
92, A.P.C.Road, Kolkata-700 009.
Last Date : 13 July 2011 (Walkin)
Education : ME, M Tech, M Sc
Location : Kolkata
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