Icfre Indian Council Of Forestry Research And Education Recruitment For The Post Of Technician In Jorhat

Technician / Noof Posts: 01

Essential Qualification: Matriculation from a recognised Board with ITI certificate in relevant trade or certificate course from Govt Recognised institute

Pay Scale:Level-2: Rs.

19900 - 63,200/- 

Technician/Noof Posts: 01

Essential Qualification: Matriculation from a recognised Board with ITI certificate in relevant trade Or certificate course from Govt Recognised institute.

Pay Scale:Level-2: Rs 19900 - 63,200/-

Age Limit: Not below 18 years or exceeding 30 years There will be no age limit for ICFRE employees Age relaxation as per Govt.

Norms, as amended from time to time shall be allowed to Ex- Servicemen, Widow, Persons with disabilities (PW'D) etc candidates (whomsoever Ware entitled for age relaxation as per the rules and regulations of Govt of India)

Application Fees:
1.

For General/EWS Candidate : Rs250/- (Rupees two hundred and fifty) only 
2 For SC/ST/OBC/MOBC : Rs150/- (Rupees one hundred and fifty) only.

 
3 For BPL Candidate : Nil (Candidate having BPL certificate should produce their photocopy of certificate along with the Application Form

Certificate Course (ITI)

Icfre Indian Council Of Forestry Research And Education is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested candidates who fulfil all the requirements and are willing to serve anywhere in India may apply to the Director, Rain Forest Research Institute, P. Box. No. 126, Jorhat-785001, Assam.

Last date for receipt of application is 30.10.2020

The Government of Mysore had set up a Forest Research Laboratory (FRL) at Bangalore in 1938. In the initial years, work was carried out mainly on properties and uses of different timber species, essential oils, other non-wood forest products and protection of wood and trees from pests and diseases. In 1956, this laboratory was organised as a regional centre of Forest Research Institute and Colleges, Dehra Dun. In 1977, Sandal Research Centre was set up to undertake research on wide-ranging aspects of genetics, silviculture and management of sandal, a valuable tree well distributed all over Southern India.