Zoological Survey Of India Recruitment For The Post Of Research Associate Vacancy In Calcutta

Post Name : Research Associate-I & III
No of Vacancy : 07 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 40000/- or Rs 36000/- (Per Month)

Post Name : Field Assistants
No of Vacancy : 12 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs.

12000/- (Per Month)

Educational Qualification :
For Research Associate : M Sc & PhD in Zoology/ Life Sciences/ Wildlife/ Environmental Sciences/ Biodiversity & Conservation/ Geo-Informatics or equivalent

For Field Assistants : BSc.

with Zoology as one of the subjects from a recognized university

Age Limit : Maximum age limit is 40 years (as on 15022018)

Job Location : Kolkata (West Bengal)

Selection Process : Selection will be based on a viva voice Interview

Application Fee : There is no application fee.



How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply in Prescribed application form along with attested true copies of testimonials of educational qualifications, research experience, proof for date of birth etc, along with copies of mark sheets of all examinations send by Speed Post/ Registered Post to the Director, Zoological Survey of India, M-Block, New Alipore, Kolkata on or before 15022018

Venue of Interview : ZSI HQ, Kolkata/ ZSI, Northern Regional Centre, Dehradun/ Guwahati

The High Altitude Regional Centre at Solan, Himachal Pradesh has been established in September 1968, under the fourth Five Year Plan of the Government of India, with the main objective of exploring the Himalayan fauna.

The jurisdiction of the centre includes the mountainous states of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir of the North Western Himalaya They are located between 300 22’40’’N - 3706’ N latitude and between 720 30’ 20’’E - 790 04’ 20’’ E longitudes and spread over an area of 2, 77, 909 sqkm Owing to vast altitudinal variation from 600m to 6,500m asl, it covers all the four physiographical zones of the Himalaya viz Shiwalik, Lesser, Great and Trans Himalaya.

Three important ranges, Karakoram Range is the northern most range, to the south of the Karakoram ranges run the Zanksar range and parallel to Zanksar ranges lie the Pir Panjal ranges in the region The high altitude areas with wide-ranging physiographic and biogeographic features harbour a rich faunal wealth in the region The cold deserts are high altitude areas with very low rainfall These are extremely fragile ecosystem

M. Sc. & Ph.D in Zoology/ Life Sciences/ Wildlife/ Environmental Sciences/ Biodiversity & Conservation/ Geo-Informatics or equivalent

Zoological Survey Of India is looking for B.Sc , M.Sc profile candidates.

Venue of Interview : ZSI HQ, Kolkata/ ZSI, Northern Regional Centre,
Dehradun/ Guwahati.

The High Altitude Regional Centre at Solan, Himachal Pradesh has been established in September 1968, under the fourth Five Year Plan of the Government of India, with the main objective of exploring the Himalayan fauna. The jurisdiction of the centre includes the mountainous states of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir of the North Western Himalaya. They are located between 300 22’40’’N - 3706’ N latitude and between 720 30’ 20’’E - 790 04’ 20’’ E longitudes and spread over an area of 2, 77, 909 sq.km. Owing to vast altitudinal variation from 600m to 6,500m asl, it covers all the four physiographical zones of the Himalaya viz. Shiwalik, Lesser, Great and Trans Himalaya. Three important ranges, Karakoram Range is the northern most range, to the south of the Karakoram ranges run the Zanksar range and parallel to Zanksar ranges lie the Pir Panjal ranges in the region. The high altitude areas with wide-ranging physiographic and biogeographic features harbour a rich faunal wealth in the region. The cold deserts are high altitude areas with very low rainfall. These are extremely fragile ecosystem.