Young Professional – II – Grapevine nursery pilot study (CPPNHB)

Job Title
Young Professional – II

Number of Posts
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Name of Project
Grapevine nursery pilot study (CPP-NHB)

Salary
42,000/- per month

Location
ICAR- National Research Centre for Grapes, P.B. No.-3, Manjari Farm Post, Solapur Road, Pune- 412307, Maharashtra

Eligibility

  • Only Indian citizens are eligible.
  • Only candidates having Provisional/ Final degree certificate can apply.

Qualifications

  • Essential: M.Sc in Plant Pathology / virology / Molecular Biology and Biotechnology and Bioinformatics.
  • Desirable: Research experience in Plant virology/ virus diagnostics / molecular Biology and Biotechnology with knowledge of Computer and bioinformatics.

Age Limit
Minimum 21 Years and Maximum 45 Years as on last date of submission of application.

Project Duration
06 Months

Last Date
06 November 2026 (up to 5.30 PM)

How to Apply

  • Send the duly filled application form (available at along with a passport size photograph affixed on top and a declaration duly signed.
  • Include self-attested copies of all supporting documents/certificates (Proof of age, Category certificate, educational qualifications, Mark sheets & passing certificates from 10th class onwards, experience and research publication, Bachelor’s/Master’s degree certificate, Marks list and Experience Certificates).
  • Send by hand or speed/registered post to: Director, ICAR- National Research Centre for Grapes, P.B. No.-3, Manjari Farm Post, Solapur Road, Pune- 412307, Maharashtra.
  • Candidates must provide email, phone, and WhatsApp number in the application.
  • Persons already in employment should submit a “No objection Certificate” from their present employer.
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