B.Pharm Opportunity at NIAB: Project Associate-I Position in Avian Virus Surveillance
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NIAB, an autonomous institute under the Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India, is seeking applications for a Project Associate-I position.
This role is part of a project titled “Surveillance of avian viruses in poultry farm environment in the neighborhood of BRIC-NIAB of Telangana State,” funded by NCBS-TIFR and guided by Dr. Madhuri Subbiah.
Key Details:
- Post: Project Associate-I
- Essential Qualification: Four years Bachelor’s degree in Natural or Agricultural sciences, Master’s Degree in Natural or Agricultural Sciences, BVSc, B.Pharma, or Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Technology or Medicine from a recognized university.
- Desired Experience: Candidates should have experience in techniques such as RNA/DNA isolations, PCR, QPCR, cloning, and handling cell cultures.
- Salary: The salary is based on qualifications:
- ₹37,000 + HRA for candidates who have qualified for NET or any other national-level exams.
- ₹30,000 + HRA for those who have not qualified for such exams.
- Age Limit: The upper age limit is 35 years.
- Duration: The project duration is 1 year, with the possibility of extension based on satisfactory performance.
Application Process:
- Application Method: Applications must be submitted ONLINE only.
- Application Link: The online link became active on September 13, 2025.
- Deadline: The last date for submission of the online application is October 3, 2025.
- Note: Candidates are advised to apply well before the deadline to avoid any technical issues. There is no need to send a hard copy of the application.
About NIAB: NIAB focuses on advanced research to improve animal health and productivity. Its research areas include animal genetics, genomics, transgenesis, stem cell applications, infectious diseases, and nanotechnology. The institute aims to conduct translational research to enhance Indian livestock species and develop novel vaccines, diagnostics, and therapeutic molecules for farm animals.
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