Nuclear Fuel Complex Recruitment For The Post Of Upper Division Clerk / Stipendiary Trainee In Across India

Stipendiary Trainee / Upper Division Clerk/ Work Assistant/ Hospital Work Assistant job opportunities in Nuclear Fuel Complex

Stipendiary Trainee I

No of Posts  :  45

Qualification  : Diploma in Mechanical/ Chemical/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Electronics & Instrumentation/ Computer Science/ Civil/ Architectural/ Automobile Engineering OR BSc with min 60% marks

Pay :  Rs44900

Age Limit :  18 - 24 yrs    

Stipendiary Trainee II

No of Posts  :  190

Qualification  : ITI in the relevant trade OR 12th in Science stream with min 60% marks

Pay :  Rs.

21700 – 25500

Age Limit :  18 - 22 yrs

Upper Division Clerk

No of Posts  :  12

Qualification  : Degree with min 50% marks

Pay :  Rs25500

Age Limit :  18-27 yrs

Work Assistant/ Hospital Work Assistant

No of Posts  :  20

Qualification  :  10th       

Pay :  Rs18000

Age Limit :  18-27 yrs

Application Fee  :  Application fee is Rs 150/- for Stipendiary Trainee I and Rs 100/- for other posts.

Fee need to pay online by use of debit card/ credit card/ net banking  Candidates belonging to SC/ST category, women candidates, ExServicemen and Persons with Disability (Divyangjan) are exempted from payment of Application Fee

Selection Procedure :  Selection process will comprise Preliminary Test and Advanced Test Stage-1 Preliminary Test will contain 50 Multiple choice Questions with one (01) hour duration Preliminary Test will be of total 150 marks.

Candidates who got qualify in Stage-I Preliminary Test will be eligible for Advanced Test, comprising 50 objective type questions of two hour duration Each questions will be of 3 marks

Any Graduate, 10th Pass (SSC), BSc, 12th Pass (HSE), Certificate Course (ITI), Diploma(Architecture and Town Planning, Auto, Chem, Civil, CSE, Electrical, EIE, Mech)

Nuclear Fuel Complex is looking for 10th , 12th , B.Sc profile candidates.

Interested candidates should Apply Online latest by 10-01-2020.

Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha conceived the Nuclear Program in India. Dr Bhabha established the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) for carrying out nuclear science research in 1945 and Atomic Energy Commission was constituted in 1948. To intensify the effort to exploit nuclear energy for the benefit of the nation, Dr Bhabha established the Atomic Energy Establishment, (AEET), Trombay, Mumbai in January 1954. AEET was subsequently renamed as Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC). Initial lab scale experiments to make nuclear fuel were conducted at BARC.

As the nuclear power program for the country was being formulated, it was clearly envisaged to have self-reliance in complete nuclear fuel cycle. Hence it was planned to set up the required facilities with regard to fuel, heavy water and fuel reprocessing within the country. The fuel requirement for the power program required industrial scale of operation and the area in Trombay was not sufficient. So it was decided to go outside Trombay. A team of Sr. Scientists were constituted to visit Bangalore, Madras and Hyderabad to search for a suitable site. The senior committee, after detailed scrutiny, recommended to Dr. Bhabha the choice of Hyderabad for the location of Nuclear Fuel Complex. The Andhra Pradesh Government has allotted land to the Department of Atomic in the year 1968. In 1968, NFC Board was created under the Chairmanship of Dr. Vikram Sarabhai for setting up of few production plants, common facilities and any other facility required at Hyderabad. Also the objective of setting-up of NFC was to create an organization to meet the future requirements of fuel for the nuclear power program.