Presidency University Recruitment For The Post Of Junior Research Fellow , Walk-in Interview In Kolkata

Presidency University Jobs Notification 2023 information for the hiring of 1 Junior Research Fellow Posts has been released on the official website at presiunivacin Candidates Planning to start their career with Presidency University can apply Offline application on or before 2023-04-12

Junior Research Fellow: 1 Post

• Qualification: M.
  
  Sc in Plant Biotechnology/ Botany/ Biotechnology/any branch of Life Sciences or an allied area with at least 60% marks from any recognized university with valid CSIR/UGC- NET, NET LS/GATE certificate
• Salary Details: Rs 38,440/- Per Month
• Age Limit: As Per Rule
• Selection Process: Selection Will be based on Interview

Important Dates

Notification Date: 5th April 2023
Application Last Date: 12th April 2023
Interview Date: 13th April 2023

M.Sc. in Plant Biotechnology/ Botany/ Biotechnology/any branch of Life Sciences or an allied area with at least 60% marks from any recognized university with valid CSIR/UGC- NET, NET LS/GATE certificate

Presidency University is looking for M.Sc profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and eligible candidates should send their complete curriculum vitae including e-mail ID,
mobile number, date of birth, and details of qualifications i.e. examination passed, year, division, percentage of
marks from Secondary onwards, research experience, publications, etc. with the latest passport size photograph
along with scan copies of relevant documents to email on or before 12th April 2023.

The Hindoo College’, established in 1817, was transformed into the ‘Presidency College of Bengal in 1855. The Hindoo College was the earliest institution of higher learning in the modern sense in Asia. The Presidency College introduced western education in the historical sense of the term and was originally a non-government college meant for the sons of the Hindu community alone. But the Centenary Volume (1955) notes: ‘The most striking feature of the Hindu College was its determined effort to impart secular education.’ In 1855 when the Hindoo College was renamed Presidency College, it became a government institution. The college now represented non-denominational secularism and admitted young men from all communities. However, it was only in 1944 that girls were permitted to join the college. Since then, the college has been a co-educational institution.The Hindoo-Presidency College, which aimed from the beginning at a liberal, scientific and secular education, stood on the side of the ‘Anglicists’ in the famous Anglicist-Orientalist debate. This meant that the college stood for modern, western education in the English medium. This, however, would not entail a neglect of Indian themes and subjects. This was borne out by the contribution of the students of the college to Bengali language and literature. The subjects taught at the outset were English, Bengali, Sanskrit, History, Geography, Chronology, Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry and some other science subjects. In addition, Law, Commerce and Engineering were taught for some time, but teaching of these was discontinued later. Consequently, the college emerged as the most celebrated institution in India to impart a humanistic and scientific education.