Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras)

Duration gory: Initially for a period of One Year.

Total No. of Vacancies: 02

Last date for Submission of Application: 04.05.2018

Job Location:  Pathamadai, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu and Kottayam, Kerala

Name of the Post & No of Vacancies:

IIT Madras Invites Applications for the Following Posts

1. Project Associate - 01 Post

2. Senior Project Assistant - 01 Post

Educational Qualification:

1. Project Associate - B Tech / BE with 60% or 6.5 CGPA and above. Preferable: Textile Engineering.

2. Senior Project Assistant - B Tech/ BE or Diploma in the relevant field. Preferable: Textile Engineering.

Experiences: Fresher’s welcome in case of B. Tech Graduate (Project Associate) and 3 years work experiences preferred in case of Diploma holder (Senior Project Assistant)

Age Limit:

Go through IIT Madras official Notification 2018 for more reference

Pay Scale:

1. Project Associate - Rs.16,500/-p.m onwards depending on skills & experiences.

2. Senior Project Assistant - Rs.11,000/- p.m onwards depending upon the skills & experiences

Tamilnadu Aavin Virudhunagar Jobs

Total No. of Vacancies: 01

Job Location: Virudhunagar

Last date for Submission of Application: 25.01.2018

Name of the Post & No of Vacancies:

Aavin Virudhunagar Invites Applications for the Following Posts

1. Manager (Veterinary) - 01

Educational Qualification:

1. Must posses a degree in Veterinary science a recognized University

2. Must have registered with Veterinary council

Age Limit:

Candidate’s Age Limit Should not exceed For SC/SCA/ST/MBC/DNC/BC Candidates - No age Limit, For OC Candidates - 30 Years. 

Pay Scale: Rs.9300 - 34800 + Grade Pay Rs.5100/-

Tissue Culture

Tissue culture is a technique applied to grow the tissues of plants and animals by in vitro culture. ‘In vitro’ culture means culturing the tissues outside the body of living organisms i.e. in the laboratory.

Plant tissue culture is developed based on a principle called‘totipotency’. Totipotency is the inherent capacity of a living plant cell to develop into a complete plant of the same variety. It is a peculiar character of plants. According to this technique, if a living plant cell is isolated from a plant and introduced in the standard culture medium, it grows into a mass of undifferentiated cells called ‘callus’. When the callus is introduced into another culture medium with plant growth hormones such as auxinsand cytotkinins, it grows into a complete plant with root and shoot systems. This plant is genetically same to the plant from which the cell is taken.