Kvasu Recruitment For The Post Of Computer Assistant In Thrissur

Post Name : Computer Assistant
Qualification : Any Graduate
Salary : Rs 19,950/- Per Month
Job Location : Thrissur

1 Project: “Supply of compounded feed and mineral mixture For various classes of livestock”

2 Essential:
i Degree from a recognized university
ii.

Higher grade certificate in Typewriting English (KGTE) and computer word processing
iii Lower grade certificate in Type writing Malayalam (KGTE)

3 Desirable: i Practical knowledge in ISM (Malayalam) ii.

Diploma in computer application

4 Salary : Rs 710/day with a maximum of Rs 19,950/- per month

Age: 40 years (as on 01-01-2018)

Venue
Department of Animal Nutrition, Veterinary college campus, Mannuthy

Selection Procedure
Selection Will be Based either Written Exam/Interview

How to Apply
Candidates with the above stated qualification will be allowed to attend a walk-ininterview with the original certificate and self attested copies (Xerox) proving qualification, age, experience etc The candidates are requested to report at Department of Animal Nutrition, Veterinary college campus, Mannuthy at 8.

00 AM on 1492018 for verification of certificates Selected candidates have to join within the stipulated time and will be paid remuneration as cited above The Professor and head, Department of Animal Nutrition reserves the right to reject applications without prescribed qualifications.

The candidates will not have any preference in this University for future appointment based on this selection

i. Degree from a recognized university
ii. Higher grade certificate in Typewriting English (KGTE) and computer word processing
iii. Lower grade certificate in Type writing Malayalam (KGTE)

Kvasu is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Venue
Department of Animal Nutrition, Veterinary college campus, Mannuthy

Kerala, which forms 1.18 percent geographic area of the country, has many peculiarities. When the area of cultivable land gets reduced, there is increased potential for livestock products in the state. Increase in population density, high land pressure, varying climatic conditions, increase in cost of production and reduced availability of land for fodder cultivation are some of the major issues affecting this sector. Even with these adverse conditions, Kerala could achieve spectacular growth in livestock production. The state has complete network of veterinary institutions at the Grama panchayat level and has more than 90 percent crossbred cattle. During the last four decades, Kerala could achieve quantum jump in milk production. Livestock rearing is gradually shifting from subsidiary to main occupation in rural areas. Since women involvement is more than 80 percent, more number of women self help groups are actively involved in livestock farming in the state. There is sunrise potential for education and research in veterinary and animal sciences. Taking in to account the growing importance of this sector, Government of Kerala has established Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University to give emphasis to education, research and development in the livestock sector.