CSIR National Institute of Oceanography — Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
The CSIR National Institute of Oceanography has issued an official recruitment notification for Project Associate-I, announcing a total of 2 vacancies located in All India. The closing date for submission of online application forms is 16 August 2026. To be eligible, applicants must hold M.Sc. in Chemistry/Metallurgy with NET/GATE, with category relaxation applicable as per government guidelines. Selected candidates will receive an approved pay scale of Rs. 31,000 per month. The selection procedure comprises Based on qualifications and potential screening/interview by the committee. For complete guidelines, syllabus breakdown, and official notification PDF, refer to the verified information below on ApplySarkariJob.
| Last Date to Apply |
16 Aug 2026
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| Post Name | Project Associate-I |
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| Total Vacancies | 2 |
| Qualification | M.Sc. in Chemistry/Metallurgy with NET/GATE |
| Salary | Rs. 31,000 per month |
| Selection Process | Based on qualifications and potential screening/interview by the committee |
The CSIR National Institute of Oceanography (CSIR-NIO) has released a recruitment notification for the position of Project Associate-I. There are a total of 2 vacancies available for qualified candidates. The recruitment is contractual, and the institute invites applications from suitable M.Sc graduates with valid NET or GATE certifications.
Candidates must possess an M.Sc degree in any of the following specializations to be eligible for this position:
Note: A valid NET or GATE qualification is mandatory. In the event that no NET/GATE qualified candidates are available, the selection committee may consider candidates without these qualifications at a reduced stipend of Rs. 25,000/- plus HRA.
| Post Name | Monthly Stipend |
|---|---|
| Project Associate-I | Rs. 31,000/- |
| Application Closing Date | 16 August 2026 |
| Total Vacancies | 2 |
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