Central University of Rajasthan Project Assistant Job For MSc Botany, Biological Sciences Candidates – Attend Walk-In

CUR Project Assistant Job For MSc Botany, Biological Sciences Candidates – Attend Walk-In

CUR Project Assistant Job For MSc Botany, Biological Sciences Candidates – Attend Walk-In. Interested and eligible applicants can check the details below and attend the walk-in-interview.

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Central University of Rajasthan
Department of Environmental Science, School of Earth Sciences
Website: http://www.curaj.ac.in
Project Assistant position in SERB-SCP sponsored research project

Applications are invited for Botany Environmental Science Job as Project Assistant to work in the Science and Engineering Research Board project, scheme Special Call for Proposals (SERB-SCP), New Delhi (Govt. of India) sponsored research project entitled “Evaluation of ecologically significant grasses of arid environment of Rajasthan under independent and interactive heatwave and ozone exposure: Identifying conservation strategy under climate change scenario” (Sanction order No. SCP/2022/000339) at Department of Environmental Science, School of Earth Sciences, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, Rajasthan. The position is purely temporary and co-terminus with project. Position is initially available for two years, which may be extendable based on the candidate’s performance on yearly basis.

Name of the position: Project Assistant

Position: One (01 nos.)

Project: Evaluation of ecologically significant grasses of arid environment of Rajasthan under independent

and interactive heatwave and ozone exposure: Identifying conservation
strategy under climate change scenario” (Sanction order No. SCP/2022/000339)

Duration: 02 Years (extendable for another year based on performance)

How to Apply:

• The candidates interested in the above area of research and for the above post may
  send their CV with complete information mentioning the percentage of the earned degrees and attachments (self-attested, scanned copy of certificates/documents/degree/ award) and cover letter to the undersigned in soft copy via email to [email protected] as single pdf document before 13.08.2023.
• Last date for receipt of application (CV soft copy): 13.08.2023

Candidates may please note the following:

1. The project team will have the right to put any screening criteria in case large numbers of applications are received.
2. The committee also reserves the right not to select any candidate/offering lower post in case candidates are not found suitable for the applied post.
3. Candidates will be shortlisted for the interview based on merit.
4. Shortlisted candidates will be informed only by e-mail/Mobile. No separate letter will be issued for the interview. Candidates should appear in person for the interview along with their original certificates and documents.
5. No TA/DA will be provided to the candidates for attending the interview. Calling for interviewing is not a guarantee for selection.
6. No communications will be entertained for being called/not-called and/or selected/ not selected for the advertised position.

For any other information/clarifications, the applicants may contact the Principal Investigator & CoPrincipal Investigator:

Dr Nivedita Chaudhary
Assistant Professor
Department of Environmental Science
Central University of Rajasthan,
Bandarsindri, Kishangarh 305817, Ajmer, Rajasthan, INDIA
E-mail: [email protected].
(M) 9696671253

Dr. Shailesh Kumar Patidar (Co-PI)
Assistant Professor
Department of Environmental Science
Central University of Rajasthan,
Bandarsindri, Kishangarh 305817, Ajmer, Rajasthan, INDIA
E-mail: [email protected].
(M) 7426920299

Qualification:

• The applicant must have a B.Sc. (Honors) or M.Sc. degree in Environmental Science/Botany/ Atmospheric Science/Biological Science with CGPA of 5.5 on a 10-point scale or 55% marks (where CGPA is not awarded) from a recognized institute/university. A relaxation of 5% in the minimum requirement of marks will be granted to ST/SC/OBC/PWD/EWS category candidates. Highly motivated and research-oriented candidates are encouraged to apply.
• Candidates with good laboratory hands along with theoretical knowledge of the subject and research aptitude will be preferred

Fellowship: As per DST rules. (INR 20,000/- pm + HRA)

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Hi there, You can see the attached interview question and answers that are expected for the Botany Environmental Science Job interview. Please go through the same and practice. All the very best for your interview.

Question 1: Can you tell us about your educational background and relevant experience that makes you suitable for this Project Assistant role? Answer: I have a Master’s degree in Environmental Science from a recognized university with a CGPA of 7.2 on a 10-point scale. During my academic journey, I actively participated in various research projects related to ecological studies and environmental monitoring. Additionally, I have practical experience in conducting laboratory experiments and data analysis, which I believe aligns well with the requirements of this project. My strong research aptitude and passion for environmental conservation make me confident that I can contribute effectively to the “Evaluation of ecologically significant grasses of arid environment of Rajasthan” project.

Question 2: The project involves working with ecologically significant grasses in an arid environment. How do you plan to contribute to the identification of conservation strategies under a changing climate scenario? Answer: I believe that understanding the ecological adaptations of grasses to the arid environment is crucial for devising effective conservation strategies. My approach would involve a comprehensive literature review to build a solid foundation of existing knowledge. I will then design field experiments to assess the grasses’ responses to independent and interactive heatwave and ozone exposure. Combining this field data with laboratory experiments, I will analyze the impact of climate change stressors on the grasses’ physiology and growth patterns. This integrated approach will help in identifying key conservation strategies that can mitigate the effects of climate change on the arid ecosystem.

Question 3: The fellowship offered for this position is as per DST rules, with a monthly stipend of INR 20,000/- along with HRA. Are you comfortable with this compensation package, and what motivates you to pursue this opportunity? Answer: Yes, I am comfortable with the compensation package offered for this position. While the financial aspect is important, my primary motivation lies in the opportunity to contribute to meaningful research and conservation efforts. The project’s focus on understanding and protecting ecologically significant grasses in an arid environment aligns perfectly with my academic and career interests. The chance to work in a reputed institution like Central University of Rajasthan and be a part of a dedicated research team further enhances my enthusiasm for this role.

Question 4: As a Project Assistant, you may be required to collaborate with other team members. Can you provide an example of a successful team-based project you’ve worked on and your role in it? Answer: During my Master’s program, I participated in a research project focusing on assessing air quality and its impact on plant physiology in an urban environment. I collaborated with a team of fellow researchers, and my role primarily involved data collection in the field and performing laboratory analyses. I worked closely with the project coordinator, exchanging ideas and sharing findings to contribute to the project’s overall objectives. Our teamwork resulted in a comprehensive report, and we presented our research findings at a regional environmental conference. This experience taught me the value of effective communication, cooperation, and coordination within a team, which I am eager to apply in this project as well.

Question 5: In the job description, preference is given to candidates with good laboratory skills and research aptitude. Can you elaborate on your laboratory experience and how you’ve developed your research aptitude? Answer: Throughout my academic journey, I actively engaged in laboratory-based coursework and research projects, which equipped me with practical skills such as plant sample preparation, chemical analysis, and data interpretation. One specific project involved studying the impact of air pollutants on plant pigments and antioxidant levels. I meticulously conducted experiments, recorded observations, and analyzed the data, honing my laboratory techniques and attention to detail. To develop my research aptitude, I actively participated in seminars, workshops, and conferences related to environmental science and conservation. These experiences helped me stay updated with the latest advancements in the field and encouraged me to think critically and innovatively about research problems. Moreover, I regularly read scientific literature to expand my knowledge and explore new methodologies. Overall, my laboratory proficiency and research aptitude enable me to confidently contribute to the success of this project.

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