Ncbs National Centre For Biological Sciences Recruitment For The Post Of Technical Assistant Vacancy In Bangalore

Post Name : Technical Assistant
No of Vacancy : 01 Post
Pay Scale : Rs19500/-

Educational Qualification : Post Graduate Degree in Life Sciences from a recognized University

Age Limit : As per NCBS rules
Job Location : Bangalore (Karnataka)
Selection Process : Selection will be made on through Written Test & Skill Test

Application Fee : There is no application fee.



How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply through Online the website wwwncbsresin on or before 3004.

2017 thereafter website link will be disabled

In developing the National Centre for Biological Sciences we were guided by Abraham Flexner when he proposed the creation of the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton Flexner pithily expressed his views that the Institute ".

should be small, its staff and students or scholars should be few, the administration should be inconspicuous, inexpensive and subordinate the members of the teaching staff while freed from the waste of time involved in administrative work, should freely participate in decisions involving the quality and direction of its activities the living conditions should represent a marked improvement over contemporary academic conditions
its subjects should be fundamental in character, and it should develop gradually".

The founder of Tata Institute of Fundamental Research , Homi Bhabha, looked upon the Institute not merely as a place for doing good physics but as an instrument for growing science and scientific culture in India TIFR’s research activities in physics, mathematics, biology and other areas are well known Somewhat less known is the fact that it has helped to create a number of other institutions In the last 15 years alone,

TIFR has directly or indirectly catalyzed the formation of six other institutions, the National Centre for Software Technology (NCST, Mumbai and Bangalore), the Society for Applied Microwave Engineering and Electronic Research (SAMEER, Mumbai and Chennai), the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (Pune), the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (Mumbai), the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (Pune) and the National Centre for Biological Sciences (Bangalore) The last three in the above list have been set up directly under the umbrella of TIFR and are governed by its Council of Management.

Post Graduate Degree in Life Sciences from a recognized University.

Ncbs National Centre For Biological Sciences is looking for Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested candidates may apply through Online the website
www.ncbs.res.in on or before 30.04.2017 thereafter website link will
be disabled.

In developing the National Centre for Biological Sciences we were guided by Abraham Flexner when he proposed the creation of the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton. Flexner pithily expressed his views that the Institute "... should be small, its staff and students or scholars should be few, the administration should be inconspicuous, inexpensive and subordinate the members of the teaching staff while freed from the waste of time involved in administrative work, should freely participate in decisions involving the quality and direction of its activities the living conditions should represent a marked improvement over contemporary academic conditions... its subjects should be fundamental in character, and it should develop gradually...". The founder of Tata Institute of Fundamental Research , Homi Bhabha, looked upon the Institute not merely as a place for doing good physics but as an instrument for growing science and scientific culture in India. TIFR’s research activities in physics, mathematics, biology and other areas are well known. Somewhat less known is the fact that it has helped to create a number of other institutions. In the last 15 years alone,

TIFR has directly or indirectly catalyzed the formation of six other institutions, the National Centre for Software Technology (NCST, Mumbai and Bangalore), the Society for Applied Microwave Engineering and Electronic Research (SAMEER, Mumbai and Chennai), the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (Pune), the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (Mumbai), the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (Pune) and the National Centre for Biological Sciences (Bangalore). The last three in the above list have been set up directly under the umbrella of TIFR and are governed by its Council of Management.