The BRIC-National Brain Research Centre (NBRC) invites applications for a Research Associate-I position under a Department of Biotechnology funded project focusing on autism. This role provides a vital opportunity for qualified researchers to contribute to significant neurological research in development and neuroscience at a premier deemed university located in Manesar, Haryana. Selected candidates will work closely with project investigators on advanced molecular biology and neuroscience studies.
Engaging in this fellowship allows researchers to advance their academic career while working with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities in a premier neuroscience institute. The position offers a competitive monthly fellowship along with opportunities for professional growth through high-level scientific investigations.
| Post | Vacancies | Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Research Associate-I | 1 | Rs. 58,000 + HRA per month |
An application fee of Rs. 200 is applicable for candidates. Payment can be executed either via a Demand Draft drawn in favor of 'Director, NBRC, Manesar' or transferred online/UPI to the official National Brain Research Centre account at the IMT Manesar branch.
The selection procedure begins with a preliminary screening of all received applications by a duly constituted committee whose decisions are final. Only candidates shortlisted through this initial screening process receive invitations to participate in the interview stage. Fulfilling minimum educational qualifications and experience parameters does not automatically guarantee an interview call.
Selection is conducted strictly via application shortlisting followed by a personal interview for qualified candidates. There is no written examination specified for this research position.
The National Brain Research Centre functions as a Deemed University situated in Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana. Dedicated to frontier research in neuroscience, the institution operates under specialized autonomous frameworks and supports advanced studies into neurological disorders and brain functions through dedicated project funding.