Job Title: Research Fellow, SACON (Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History)
Location: Tamil Nadu
Description:
Ecological species sorting in relation to habitat structure in the small cat guild of Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh
Eligibility:
Age should be less than 28 years, M.Sc in Wildlife/ Ecology/ Life Sciences, Fellowship: As per DST norms for the NET/ GATE qualified candidates or as per SACON rules. Age limit relaxation is available for ST/SC/OBC/Women/PH Candidates as per the Govt. of India Rules
How to apply:
Send application on plain paper in the following format to- The Director, Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History, Moongilpallam, Anaikatty, Coimbatore – 641 108 (Tamil Nadu).
Application shall have following details- (1) Name, (2) Date of Birth and Age, (3) Community, (4) Address for Communications, (5) Educational Qualifications, (6) Details of experience, if any, (7) a one-page write up on your research interest, (8) List of publications and (9) Name and contact details of two referees familiar with your work. Attested copies of the degree and community certificates and mark sheets need to be enclosed.
Reference: YETI
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