MSc(Chemistry / Applied Chemistry), M Phil / Ph.D for Assistant Professors Chemical Oceanography

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Assistant Professors Jobs recruitment in Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) on contract basis
Qualification : First Class Masters Degree in any branch of Chemistry (Applied Chemistry/ Hydro Chemistry/ Chemistry) ; MSc (NET)/ Ph.D (Ph.D is essential if the candidate has not cleared NET)
Desirable : Ph.D is desirable if the candidate has cleared NET
No. of Vacancy : 01
Department : Chemical Oceanography
Application Fee : Candidates must remit Registration Fee Rs. 580/- (for General) and Rs.115/-(for SC/ST category) by way of Demand Draft in favour of the Registrar, Cochin University of Science and Technology payable at SBT, Cochin University of Science and Technology Branch or by direct remittance at the cash counter of Cochin University of Science and Technology.
Hiring Process : Written-test
Job Role: Teacher / Trainer

How to apply

Candidates should Apply Online latest by 10.04.2017. A copy of the uploaded of the with proof for age, educational qualifications, experience, community, fee receipt/DD etc. should reach the 'Registrar, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi - 22' on or before 17.04.2017.

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