Ipr Institute For Plasma Research Recruitment For The Post Of ITI Apprentice Vacancy In Gandhinagar

Post Name : Graduate Apprentice
No of Vacancy : 10 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs9000/- (per month)

Post Name : Diploma Apprentice
No of Vacancy : 08 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs8000/- (per month)

Post Name : ITI Apprentice
No of Vacancy : 14 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs7000/- (per month)

Educational Qualification :
For Graduate Apprentice : Graduate in relevant discipline
For Diploma Apprentice : Diploma in relevant discipline.


For ITI Apprentice : ITI in relevant discipline
Age Limit : Maximum age limit is 26 years
Age Relaxation : For SC/ST Candidates 03 years, For OBC Candidates 05 years & For PH Candidates 10 years

Job Location : Gandhinagar (Gujarat)
Selection Process : Selection will be made on Personal Interview
Application Fee : There is no application fee

How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with self attested copies of testimonials, a recent passport size photograph & application superscribing “ADVT NO.

05/2017, Application For The Post of____________ Post No_________ send to The Acting Chief Administrative Officer, Institute for Plasma Research, Near Indira Bridge, Bhat Village, Dist Gandhinagar – 382 428 on or before 31072017

The Institute for Plasma Research can trace its roots back to early 1970s when a coherent and interactive programme of theoretical and experimental studies in plasma physics with an orientation towards understanding space plasma phenomena was established at the Physical Research laboratory.

The early studies were on simulation of E x B instabilities characteristic of the equatorial electrojet, plasma-neutral gas interaction with relevance to the cometary plasma-solar wind interaction and single particle confinement in non-adiabatic magnetic mirrors Experiments on non-linear ion acoustic waves and double layers were added later High power plasma experiments using intense electron beams to form compact toroids and electron rings in toroidal devices started in 1978 reflected a re-orientation to fusion-relevant experiments

A proposal to the Government of India to initiate studies on magnetically confined high temperature plasmas was accepted in 1982 and resulted in establishment of the Plasma Physics Programme (PPP) supported by the Department of Science and Technology Design and engineering of Indias first tokamak ADITYA started at the same time.

In 1984 the activities moved into an independent campus at Bhat village in the outskirts of Ahmedabad city in 1984 The PPP evolved into the autonomous Institute for Plasma Research under the Department of Science and Technology in 1986 With the commissioning of ADITYA in 1989, full-fledged tokamak experiments started A dynamic experimental programme focusing on transport due to edge turbulence has resulted in major discoveries in this field This period also saw development of new programmes in plasma processing and basic and computational plasma research.

Diploma in relevant discipline.

Ipr Institute For Plasma Research is looking for Diploma profile candidates.

Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along
with self attested copies of testimonials, a recent passport size
photograph & application superscribing “ADVT. NO. 05/2017, Application
For The Post of____________ Post No_________ send to The Acting Chief
Administrative Officer, Institute for Plasma Research, Near Indira
Bridge, Bhat Village, Dist. Gandhinagar – 382 428 on or before 31.07.2017.

The Institute for Plasma Research can trace its roots back to early 1970s when a coherent and interactive programme of theoretical and experimental studies in plasma physics with an orientation towards understanding space plasma phenomena was established at the Physical Research laboratory. The early studies were on simulation of E x B instabilities characteristic of the equatorial electrojet, plasma-neutral gas interaction with relevance to the cometary plasma-solar wind interaction and single particle confinement in non-adiabatic magnetic mirrors. Experiments on non-linear ion acoustic waves and double layers were added later. High power plasma experiments using intense electron beams to form compact toroids and electron rings in toroidal devices started in 1978 reflected a re-orientation to fusion-relevant experiments.

A proposal to the Government of India to initiate studies on magnetically confined high temperature plasmas was accepted in 1982 and resulted in establishment of the Plasma Physics Programme (PPP) supported by the Department of Science and Technology. Design and engineering of Indias first tokamak ADITYA started at the same time. In 1984 the activities moved into an independent campus at Bhat village in the outskirts of Ahmedabad city in 1984. The PPP evolved into the autonomous Institute for Plasma Research under the Department of Science and Technology in 1986. With the commissioning of ADITYA in 1989, full-fledged tokamak experiments started. A dynamic experimental programme focusing on transport due to edge turbulence has resulted in major discoveries in this field. This period also saw development of new programmes in plasma processing and basic and computational plasma research.