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Trainee  job opportunities in National Science Centre Delhi

Discipline : Craft / Fitter/ Painter / Draftsman (Mech)/  Electrical

No of Posts :  5

Qualification :  Fresh ITI certificate holders who have obtained ITI certificate after passing 10th standard in the relevant trade

Stipend : Rs 10,000/- pm.

Discipline :  Education

No of Posts : 5

Qualification :  Fresh Science Graduates with Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Bio-Science, Computer Science from recognized University

Stipend : Rs 14,000/- pm.

Discipline :  Craft Refgn & A/c

No of Post : 1

Qualification :  Fresh ITI certificate holders who have obtained ITI certificate after passing 10th standard in the relevant trade

Stipend : Rs 10,000/- pm.

Eligible and willing candidates in possession of the above qualification may walk-in for written/communication skill tests on the date indicated above at the conference room of this Centre

The candidates have to report at the above address by 900 AM sharp for facilitating verification of documents Candidates are required to bring their bio-data on prescribed form which may be downloaded from Centre’s web site giving full particulars of educational qualification, etc.

along with attested copies of their testimonials Candidates are also required to bring their certificates/ testimonials in original for verification and Pen, Pencil, Eraser, etc at the time of test

Date of walk in test

1 Trainee Crafts (Painter) :  07.

032019

2 Trainee Crafts (Draftsman) :  07032019

3.

Trainee Crafts (Fitter) :  07032019

4 Trainee Crafts (Electrical) :  0703.

2019

5 Trainee Education :  08032019

6 Trainee Crafts (Refgn.

& A/c) :  08032019

Certificate Course (ITI), BSc(Chemistry, CS, Mathematics, Phy)

National Science Centre is looking for B.Sc profile candidates.

Eligible and willing candidates in possession of the above
qualification may walk-in for written/communication skill tests on the
date indicated above at the conference room of this Centre.

The candidates have to report at the above address by 9.00 A.M sharp
for facilitating verification of documents. Candidates are required to
bring their bio-data on prescribed form which may be downloaded from
Centre’s web site giving full particulars of educational
qualification, etc. along with attested copies of their testimonials.
Candidates are also required to bring their certificates/ testimonials
in original for verification and Pen, Pencil, Eraser, etc. at the time
of test.

Date of walk in test

1. Trainee Crafts (Painter) : 07.03.2019

2. Trainee Crafts (Draftsman) : 07.03.2019

3. Trainee Crafts (Fitter) : 07.03.2019

4. Trainee Crafts (Electrical) : 07.03.2019

5. Trainee Education : 08.03.2019

6. Trainee Crafts (Refgn. & A/c) : 08.03.2019

National Science Centre, Delhi, is a part of the largest network of Science Centres/ Museums in the world known as National Council of Science Museums (NCSM), an autonomous society under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India was formed on April 4, 1978. Today, it administers 25 Science Centres/ Museums spread all over India. Science City, Kolkata, Birla Industrial and Technological Museum (BITM), Kolkata, Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai, Vishvesvraya Industrial and Technological Museum (VITM), Bangluru and National Science Centre, Delhi are National level centres of NCSM. All having its Regional centres and District Level Centres called Satellite Units (SUs).

National Science Centre is the north zone headquarter. Regional Science City, Lucknow and Kurukshetra Panorama & Science Centre are under its flagship. A new Science Centre is coming up at Palampur, Himachal Pradesh which may be ready by October 2018.

The first science museum, Birla Industrial and Technological Museum (BITM), Kolkata under CSIR, was opened on May 2, 1959. In July 1965 the second science museum of the country, the Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum (VITM) was opened in Bangalore. After Kolkata and Bangalore, the work for the third centre at Mumbai was taken up in 1974. As the popularisation of science and technology through the Science Museums grew in scope and size, the Union Planning Commission constituted a Task Force in early 1970’s to assess the activities of the Science Museums. Task Force recommended to set up Science Museums in different parts of the country at National, State and District levels and also recommended formation of a central coordinating agency. In 1978, it was decided by the Government of India to delink from CSIR the two science museums already operating at Kolkata and Bangalore and also the one being set up at Mumbai and put them under a newly formed Society registered on April 4, 1978 as National Council of Science Museums (NCSM) under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India.