Bureau of Indian Standards jobs for Scientist- B in Delhi.

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Bureau of Indian Standards jobs for Scientist- B in Delhi. Last Date to apply: 24 Sep 2015
Scientist- B
Eligibility : MSc(Chemistry, Microbiology), BE/B.Tech(chemical engineering, Civil, EEE, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical, Electrical)
Location : Delhi
Last Date : 24 Sep 2015
Hiring Process : Written-test, Face to Face Interview

Scientist B job  opportunity for    Bright Young Dynamic person in Bureau of indian standard


Discipline : Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Leather Technology)

Qualification : Bachelors Degree in Engineering or Technology or  equivalent in concerned discipline  with not less than 60% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST candidates)


Discipline :Chemistry, Microbiology

Qualification : Master's Degree (Natural Science) or equivalent  in concerned discipline  with not less than 60% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST candidates)


Discipline/  No. of Posts

Mechanical Engineering/Total Posts 28 (UR-11, OBC-8, SC-05, ST-04 )

Metallurgical Engineering/Total Posts 12 (UR-05, OBC-03, SC-02, ST-02 )

Civil Engineering/Total Posts 08  (UR-03, OBC-02, SC-02, ST-01 )

Electrical Engineering /Total Posts 20  (UR-08, OBC-06, SC-03, ST-03 )

Electronics Engineering/Total Posts 04  (UR-01, OBC-01, SC-01, ST-01)

Chemical Engineering/Total Posts 12  (UR-05, OBC-03, SC-02, ST-02 )

Microbiology/Total Posts 04  (UR-01, OBC-01, SC-01, ST-01 )

Chemistry/Total Posts 08  (UR-04, OBC-02, SC-01, ST-01 )

Leather Technology)/Total Posts 01  (UR-01 )

Selection Process: On line Exam, Interview . The Online exam is proposed to be held on 18/10/2015.

Pay Scale: Rs. 15600-39100

Application Fee : For General/OBC Candidates Application Fee is Rs.750/- & For All Other Candidates (PH/ST/SC) Application Fee is - Nil.
How to apply
Interested candidates are required to apply online from 08/09/2015 to 24/09/ 2015.


(The Tribune indiaepaper, Dated: 5th September 2015, Page.No.23-24)

About Bureau of Indian Standards

In the twilight years of British rule in India, when the country was faced with the gigantic task of building up the industrial infrastructure, it was the Institution of Engineers (India), which prepared the first draft of the Constitution of an Institution which could take up the task of formulation of National Standards.  This led to the Department of Industries and Supplies issuing a memorandum on 03 September 1946, formally announcing the setting of an organization called the “Indian Standards Institution”. The Indian Standards Institution (ISI) came into being on the 06 January 1947 and in June 1947 Dr. Lal C. Verman took over as its first Director.

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