Coffee Board Recruitment For The Post Of Technical Assistants 02 Post In Bangalore

India Coffee Board Jobs Notification 2023 information for the hiring of 2 Technical Assistants Posts has been released on the official website at indiacoffeeorg Candidates Planning to start their career with India Coffee Board can apply Offline application on or before 2023-07-23

Chemistry: 1 Posts
Microbiology: 1 Posts

Qualification

• Chemistry: MSc in Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry/Applied Chemistry from a recognized University/ Institute
• Microbiology: MSc in Microbiology/Food Microbiology/ Applied Microbiology from a recognized University/ Institute.
  
  

Salary Details

• Chemistry: Rs 30,000/- Per Month
• Microbiology: Rs 30,000/- Per Month

Age Limit

• Chemistry: 35 years
• Microbiology: 35 years

Selection Process: Selection Will be based on the Interview

Important Dates

Notification Date: 23rd June 2023
Application Last Date: 23rd July 2023

MSc in Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry/Applied Chemistry from a recognized University/ Institute.

Coffee Board is looking for M.Sc profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and eligible candidates should send the application in the prescribed format available
below this advertisement along with scanned relevant documents Address: cqd.coffeeboard@gmail.com on or
before 23rd July 2023.

The saga of Indian coffee began on a humble note, with planting of ‘Seven seeds’ of ‘Mocha’ during 1600 AD by the legendary holy saint Baba Budan, in the courtyard of his hermitage on ‘Baba Budan Giris’ in Karnataka. For quite a considerable period, the plants remained as a garden curiosity and spread slowly as back yard plantings. It was during 18th century that the commercial plantations of coffee were started, thanks to the success of British entrepreneurs in conquering the hostile forest terrain in south India. Since then, Indian coffee industry has made rapid strides and earned a distinct identity in the coffee map of the world. century that the commercial plantations of coffee were started, thanks to the success of British entrepreneurs in conquering the hostile forest terrain in south India.Since then, Indian coffee industry has made rapid strides and earned a distinct identity in the coffee map of the world.