Walkin For JRF Microbiology Post Job In Tripura University In Tiruppur

JRF Job in Tripura University in Suryamaninagar

Name of the Project : "Dectin 1 and Toll like receptors at the interface of beta glucan and macrophage interaction: A mechanistic study of immunomodulatory activity of beta glucan using leishmaniasis as an immunosuppressive disease model"

Qualification : MSc/ MTech in any branch of Life Sciences/ Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology Preference will be given to CS IR/UGC/J RF/N ET qualified candidates However, Non-NET qualified candidates can also apply

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of Post : 1

Fellowship : Rs 16,000/-

MSc/ M.Tech in any branch of Life Sciences/ Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology. Preference will be given to CS IR/UGC/J RF/N ET qualified candidates. However, Non-NET qualified candidates can also apply.

Tripura University is looking for M.E. / M.Tech , M.Sc profile candidates.

Walk-In-Interview will be held on 02/03/2015 at 10.30 a.m. in the
Office of the H.O.D Department of molecular Biology & Bioinformatic.

Tripura university epitomizes the aspirations of the state’s people for academic excellence at the highest level and quest for knowledge. It is axiomatic that knowledge alone forms the basis of progress and development in the present internet-driven world. What, however, is of crucial importance is successful dissemination of knowledge and making it easily accessible to learners. With its cryptic motto ‘pursuit of excellence’ Tripura university has dedicated itself to this noble task ever since it had been launched on October 2 1987. The dream of the state’s people had come true on the birth anniversary day of the ‘Father of the Nation’. A flash-back to the historical background of the university sheds fascinating light on the series of developments that culminated in the setting up of the university. The state’s first institution of higher education, MBB college, had commenced functioning from 1947 with affiliation from Calcutta University but in the immediate aftermath of partition the population of the state registered a steep growth and so did the number of students aspiring for higher education.