Directorate of Floricultural Research jobs for Technical Asstt. in Pune. Last Date to apply: 02 Feb 2016

Technical Asstt.

Eligibility : BSc(Botany / Agricultural Botany)

Location : Pune

Last Date : 02 Feb 2016

Hiring Process : Written-test, Face to Face Interview

Advt.No. DFR/TECH/1/2015


T-3 / Technical Asstt. / Cat. II under Field Farm Functional job vacancy in Directorate of Floricultural Research

Qualification: B.Sc. (Horticulture) or B.Sc. (Agriculture) OR equivalent from recognized University

Age :18 to 30 years.

Pay Scale : Rs. 5200 – 20200/- + Grade Pay Rs. 2800

No.of Posts: 3 (Unreserved) 

Place of Posting: At present place of posting is in Pune. However, selected candidates can be transferred to any where in India in any of the ICAR Research Institute/ NRCs/ Directorate/Bureau etc. of ICAR.

Selection Procedure: Written test/interview.

Application Fee: Application form must accompany with a Bank Draft of Rs. 250/- ( SC/ ST / Women / Physically Handicapped / Ex-serviceman candidates are exempted) drawn in favour of “ICAR Unit – DFR” payable at Pune.

How to apply

Application should be addressed to the Administrative Officer, ICAR- Directorate of Floricultural Research, College of Agriculture Campus, Shivaji Nagar, Pune – 411 005, Maharashtra. Last date of receipt of applications is 2nd February 2016.

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About Directorate of Floricultural Research

The establishment of an independent institute ‘Directorate of Floricultural Research’ by ICAR at Pusa, New Delhi, was a positive step to strengthen the existing network of AICRP on Floriculture and also in making them more focussed and research oriented. Newly established Directorate of Floricultural Research with the help of AICRP network is playing an important role in strengthening floricultural research and augmenting the technological base in floriculture in different regions of the country. Outreach of the technologies and creating awareness about the benefits of practicing floriculture among rural population is the need of the hour, which would be achieved through the network of coordinated centres spread all over the country.

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