Young Professional - I (YP-I); Laboratory cum field Attendant

The Division of Environmental Sciences, ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi-110012 is inviting applications for the position of Young Professional - I and Laboratory cum field Attendant. There are a total of 7 vacancies available, and the last date to apply is 14-12-2026. Division of Environmental Young Professional - I 2026: 7 Posts: Overview Organization Division of Environmental Sciences, ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi-110012 Post Name Young Professional - I (YP-I); Laboratory cum field Attendant Advt No Not specified Total Vacancies 7 Application Mode Walk-in Job Location Division of Environmental Sciences, ICAR IARI, New Delhi-110012 Official Website Not specified Important Dates The following table outlines the key dates for the application process. Walk-in Interview Date 14-12-2026 Registration Time 9.30 AM to 11.00 AM Application Fee The official notification does not specify any application fee. Category Fee General Not specified SC/ST/OBC Not specified Age Limit The maximum age limit for both posts is 45 years. Age is calculated as on the interview date, 14 December 2026. Eligible candidates may receive age relaxation as follows: Category Relaxation SC/ST 5 years Women 5 years OBC 3 years Vacancy Details This recruitment offers a total of 7 temporary project positions across two posts. Post Vacancies Minimum Essential Qualification Young Professional - I (YP-I) 3 B.Sc. (Agriculture) or B.Sc. in any discipline of science (medical); with minimum six months' research experience, Post B.Sc. Laboratory cum field Attendant 4 12th Pass Eligibility and Educational Qualification Candidates must meet the minimum essential qualifications to be eligible for the walk-in interview. The educational qualifications required for each post are specified in the vacancy details. The Young Professional - I position requires a B.Sc. degree with relevant research experience, while the Laboratory cum field Attendant position requires a minimum of 12th-grade education. Post Qualification Experience Young Professional - I (YP-I) B.Sc. (Agriculture) or B.Sc. in any discipline of science (medical) Minimum six months' research experience after B.Sc. Laboratory cum field Attendant 12th Pass Not required Salary and Pay Scale The monthly emoluments for the positions are as follows: Post Pay (Monthly Emoluments) Young Professional - I (YP-I) Rs. 30,000 Fixed Laboratory cum field Attendant Rs. 22,000 Fixed Selection Process The selection process will be conducted through a walk-in interview. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria to appear for the interview. Registration at the venue. Document verification. Eligibility check. Interview. How to Apply Candidates must attend the walk-in interview in person. The following steps outline the application process: Fill in the prescribed application form, Annexure-I. Paste an attested passport size photograph on the form. Provide personal and educational details as required. Prepare the Annexure-II declaration if applicable. Bring the application and necessary documents to the venue. Register at the venue between 9.30 AM and 11.00 AM.

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