CRS Project Fellow

This role is ideal for highly motivated M.Sc. Physics graduates (preferably those who completed their degree within the last three years) with a strong academic record (minimum 55% marks). Candidates for the JRF-II position must also have qualified JEST/GATE/NET-JRF/Lectureship/UGC-CSIR NET JRF/Lectureship and be keen on pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics under the supervision of the Principal Investigator. Those with experience in synthesis and characterization of materials will be preferred. It's a great opportunity for individuals looking to gain research experience in experimental condensed matter physics within a central university environment.

Candidates seeking permanent employment should not apply, as this is a purely temporary, project-based position with a maximum duration of three years. Individuals whose M.Sc. in Physics was awarded more than three years ago may find it difficult to meet the eligibility criteria. Those without a background in Physics or who do not meet the minimum academic qualifications should also refrain from applying.

Working as a Junior Research Fellow at Dr. Harisingh Gour University, a Central University, offers a respectable academic environment and an excellent platform for research and career advancement in academia. While the position itself is temporary, it provides invaluable experience, networking opportunities, and a clear pathway to Ph.D. registration, which can significantly boost one's long-term career in research or higher education.