Iiap Indian Institute Of Astrophysics Recruitment For The Post Of Engineer Trainee In Bangalore

IIAP Jobs Notification 2022 information for the hiring of 1 Engineer Trainee Posts has been released on the official website at iiapresin Candidates Planning to start their career with Indian Institute of Astrophysics can apply Online application on or before 2022-12-16

Engineer Trainee (Electronics/Controls) 1 Post

Qualification: B.

E/BTech in Electronics/Electrical/Instrumentation or equivalent Engineering from a University/Institution recognized by UGC/AICTE with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent grade
Salary Details: Rs30000/- Per Month
Age Limit: 26 years
Selection Process: Selection will be Based on Interviews, Written test

Important Dates
Notification Date: 11th November 2022
Application Last Date: 16th December 2022.

B.E/B.Tech in Electronics/Electrical/Instrumentation or equivalent Engineering from a University/Institution recognized by UGC/AICTE with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent grade.

Iiap Indian Institute Of Astrophysics is looking for B.E. / B.Tech profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and Eligible Candidates Interested and Eligible applicants may apply Online Through the
Official Website iiap.res.in on or before 16th December 2022.

The East India Company having resolved to establish an observatory at Madras for promoting the knowledge of Astronomy, Geography and Navigation in India, Sir Charles Oakeley, then President of the Council had the building for the observatory completed by 1792. The Madras series of observations had commenced in 1787(1786)* through the efforts of a member of the Madras Government - William Petrie - who had in his possession two three-inch achromatic telescopes, two astronomical clocks with compound pendulums and an excellent transit instrument. This equipment formed the nucleus of instrumentation of the new observatory, which soon embarked on a series of observations of the stars, the moon, and eclipses of Jupiters satellites, with the accurate determination of longitude, as its first concern. The pier that carried the original small transit instrument on a massive granite pillar has on it an inscription in Latin, Tamil, Telugu and Hindustani, so that " Posterity may be informed a thousand years hence of the period when the mathematical sciences were first planted by British Liberality in Asia". In any case this quotation from the first annual report of the observatory is atleast a record of the fact that astronomical activity at the Madras Observatory was indeed the first among British efforts at scientific studies in India.