University of Kerala jobs for JRF Analytical Chemistry in Thiruvananthapuram. Last Date to apply: 29 Mar 2017

Junior Research Fellow Job vacancies in University of Kerala on temporary basis
No. of Post : 01
Qualification : M.Sc in Chemistry/ Analytical Chemistry or equivalent
Fellowship : Rs.14,000/- per month
Hiring Process : Walk - In
Job Role: Research/JRF/SRF

Interested candidates may attend a WALK-IN-INTERVIEW at International and Inter University Centre for Natural Resources Management, University of Kerala, Kariavattam Campus, Trivandrum 695 581, on Wednesday, the 29th March, 2017 at 02.00 pm.

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