The Regional Ayurveda Research Institute located at Tadong, Gangtok in Sikkim, operating under the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences within the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, has announced contractual openings for research and advisory professionals. This initiative aims to strengthen ongoing developmental studies such as the SAMYOGA Project and the Peripheral Pharmacovigilance Programme. Candidates seeking deployment in specialized traditional medicine research will find this an enriching engagement for an initial tenure of six months.
Engaging with a premier central government research institute under the Ministry of AYUSH offers unique exposure to advanced traditional medicine methodologies. Selected professionals gain valuable research credentials, work alongside eminent practitioners, and contribute significantly to national healthcare projects in the serene environment of Sikkim.
| Post Name | Vacancies | Remuneration |
|---|---|---|
| Consultant (Ayurveda) | 1 | ₹50,000/- per month |
| Senior Research Fellow (Ayurveda) | 1 | ₹42,000/- + HRA |
| Junior Research Fellow (J.R.F) | 1 | ₹31,000/- + HRA |
The official notification specifies no application fee for any candidate category. The application process is entirely free of charge for all eligible applicants.
The selection methodology comprises a comprehensive evaluation process. Candidates are initially required to submit their application documents via email within the stipulated deadline. Shortlisted applicants must subsequently appear for a combined written test and a personal interview conducted in both online and offline modes.
The evaluation committee assesses candidates based on their academic credentials, professional expertise, and performance during the interview stage. Reporting after the designated time slot on the day of the test leads to immediate disqualification from the selection proceedings.
The recruitment evaluation involves a written examination followed by an interactive interview session. The test evaluates domain knowledge in Ayurveda, research aptitude, and general computer application awareness. Specific question weightage and subject distribution are determined by the selection committee on the day of the assessment.