Nrri Recruitment For The Post Of Junior Research Fellow , Walk-in Interview In Cuttack

NRRI Jobs Notification 2023 information for the hiring of 1 Junior Research Fellow Post has been released on the official website at icar-nrriin Candidates Planning to start their career with National Rice Research Institute can apply Walk-in application on or before 2023-06-30

Junior Research Fellow (JRF): 1 Post

• Qualification: Post Graduate Degree (MSc.
  
  ) in Soil Science / Soil Microbiology / Environmental Science / Agricultural Chemistry / Agronomy / Botany from a recognized university OR Graduate OR postgraduate degree in professional courses selected through a process described through any one of the following: (i) Scholars who are selected through National Eligibility Test – CSIR-UGC NET including lectureship (Assistant professorship) and GATE (ii) The selection process through a national level exam conducted by Central government departments and their agencies and institutions such as DST, DBT, DAE, DOS, DRDO, MHRD, ICAR, IIT, IISc, IISER, etc
• Salary Details: Rs 31,000/- Per Month
• Age Limit: 30 to 35 years
• Selection Process: Walk-in-interview, comprising written

Important Dates

Walk-in-interview Date: 30th June 2023

Post Graduate Degree, M.Sc, Graduate, NET, GATE, IIT

Nrri is looking for M.Sc , Any Graduate profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and eligible candidates Walk-in-interview are advised to bring one recent passport-size
photograph and original educational certificates (matriculation onwards) along with a Xerox copy & experience
certificate of the relevant subject (as per advertisement at the time of the interview. Address: ICAR-NRRI, Cuttack.

The outbreak of devastating epiphytotic brown spot disease of rice (Helminthosporium spp) in the then Bengal province (the areas of which are now in the state of West Bengal and Bangladesh) in 1942 resulted in a serious shortage of rice. Added to this, the failure of civil administration to cope with such a disastrous situation culminated in what was called the Great Bengal Famine of 1943. With this background, the Central Government, in the year 1944, decided to intensify research on all aspects of rice crop. In the following year, the Government decided to establish a Central Institute for Rice Research and this led to establishment of the Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI) on April 23, 1946 at Bidyadharpur, Cuttack, Odisha with an experimental farm land of 60 hectares provided by the Government of Odisha. Dr. K Ramiah, an eminent rice breeder, was its founder Director. Subsequently, in 1966, the administrative control of the Institute was transferred to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The Institute was renamed as ICAR-National Rice Research Institute (NRRI) in the year 2015.