ZSI Project Biologists Job For Zoology, Life Sciences, Bioinformatics Candidates

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ZSI Project Biologists Job For Zoology, Life Sciences, Bioinformatics Candidates. MSc Zoology, Life Sciences, Bioinformatics project biologist jobs at the Zoological Survey of India. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below

Hey there enthusiastic candidates who are aspiring to apply for the project biologists jobs at the Zoological Survey of India, then make sure you check out the possible interview questions along with their answers below

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Government of India
Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
ZOOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA
SOUTHERN REGIONAL CENTRE, CHENNAI – 600 028

ONLINE INTERVIEW FOR SELECTION OF PROJECT BIOLOGIST AT ZOOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, SOUTHERN REGIONAL CENTRE, CHENNAI ON 03 MAY 2023, 10.30 AM

Applications are invited for the purely temporary posts of 04 Project Biologists, initially for six months but extendable maximum up to March, 2024 based on performance and requirement in ZSI, under the projects entitled (1) ‘Biodiversity Study for proposed Integrated Manufacturing Cluster at Pudussery, Palakkad’ funded Kerala Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Ltd (2) “Biodiversity Assessment of Proposed Palakkad-Kozhikode Greenfield Highway with special reference to human-elephant conflict” funded by NHAI, Govt. of India.

Project Objectives:

• To comprehensively document biodiversity of the study area.
• To prepare detailed biodiversity conservation plan for the study area.
• To study human-wildlife conflict issues and develop mitigation measures.

Place of Work: The selected candidates have to stay conduct intensive field studies in the study

Age Limit: The upper age limit is 28 years as of the date of the interview.Age relaxation as per Govt. of India rules.

In the case of exceptional candidates, these may be relaxed. UGC/CSIR NET JRF/GATE qualified candidates would be awarded a fellowship in line with DST norms, while otherwise competent/ suitable candidates would be provided fellowship as mentioned above which are likely to be amended as per ZSI norms.

Name of the Post: Project Biologist

No. of Posts: 04

General Instructions:

1. Online interviews will be held on 3rd May 2023 and advance intimation with the online link will be sent to shortlisted candidates.
2.  At the time of the verification of original documents (even after selection), if it is found that an attempt has been made by the applicant to wilfully conceal, misrepresent or canvass the facts, such applicant will not be considered for selection and due action will be implemented.
3. Candidates selected will be liable to be posted anywhere and will have to join immediately after their selection within one week.
4. The application form can be downloaded from the Zoological Survey of India website http://zsi.gov.in.
5. Candidates should send the duly filled-in applications with attested true copies of testimonials of educational qualifications, research experience, proof of date of birth etc., along with copies of mark sheets of all examinations and a ‘No Objection Certificate’ from their present employer (if employed) to the email id [email protected] on or before 30th April 2023.
6. The Director, of Zoological Survey of India, reserves the right to select or rejection of a candidature including cancellation of the advertisement without assigning any reason.

Last Date: The last date for submission of the online application form is 30th April 2023.

Date of online interview: 03rd May 2023.

Essential Qualification Desirable Experience for the posts

Educational Qualifications – M. Sc. in Zoology/ Life Sciences/ Wildlife /Environmental Sciences/Biodiversity & Conservation or equivalent in any branch of biological Sciences with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a recognized University.

Desirable Experience: Experience /knowledge/interest in field data collection/ Bioinformatics /Geoinformatics/Wildlife Ecology/GIS/ Climate change.

Remuneration: Rs 25,000/- (Twenty Five Thousand only) per month.

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Hey there enthusiastic candidates who are aspiring to apply for the project biologists jobs at the Zoological Survey of India, then make sure you check out the possible interview questions along with their answers below

1. What experience do you have in field data collection, and how have you used it in your previous roles?

Answer: I have experience in field data collection, which involves various sampling techniques for studying biodiversity. I have conducted bird surveys, mammal surveys, reptile and amphibian surveys, and insect surveys in different habitats. I have used data collected from these surveys to study the distribution and abundance of species and the factors that influence them.

2. Can you explain your knowledge of Bioinformatics, and how it can be used in biodiversity research?

Answer: Bioinformatics is the application of computer technology to the management and analysis of biological data. It can be used to analyze DNA and protein sequences, gene expression data, and other biological data. In biodiversity research, bioinformatics can be used to analyze genetic diversity, species distribution patterns, and to identify evolutionary relationships among species.

3. How would you design a biodiversity conservation plan for a study area?

Answer: To design a biodiversity conservation plan, I would first assess the current state of biodiversity in the study area by conducting a thorough survey of the flora and fauna. Based on this assessment, I would identify the key threats to biodiversity in the area, such as habitat loss, fragmentation, or degradation, and develop strategies to mitigate these threats. I would also identify priority areas for conservation and develop plans to restore degraded habitats.

4. Can you explain how GIS technology can be used in wildlife ecology research?

Answer: GIS (Geographic Information System) technology can be used in wildlife ecology research to analyze spatial data, such as animal movement patterns, habitat use, and landscape connectivity. By integrating data on habitat quality, topography, and other environmental factors with data on animal behavior, GIS can help us understand the ecological processes that shape animal distribution and abundance.

5. What experience do you have in studying human-wildlife conflict issues, and how would you develop mitigation measures to address them?

Answer: I have experience in studying human-wildlife conflict issues in areas where wildlife habitats overlap with human settlements. I have used different approaches such as mapping conflict-prone areas, assessing damage caused by wildlife, and analyzing factors that contribute to conflict. Based on this assessment, I would develop measures to minimize conflict, such as designing effective barriers, providing compensation for damages, promoting community-based conservation, and educating local people about wildlife conservation.

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