Wildlife Institute of India Recruitment 2014 - Project Veterinarian Post

Wildlife Institute of India Recruitment 2014 – Project Veterinarian Post :– A very good news for those candidates, who are searching a government jobs. His searching has been going to stop because Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has published an employment notification for the recruitment of Project Veterinarian post. These vacancies are only for the indian citizenship. Eligible and interested candidates may attend the interview or submission of application last date on 31 August 2014. Further details like age limit, eligibility, educational qualifications, how to apply, selection procedure and application form are given below…

Wildlife Institute of India (WII) Vacancy Details:

Job Location : Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Total No. of Post :– 01 Post

Name Of the Post : Project Veterinarian

Eligibility Criteria:

Age limit :

Candidates age should be Not more than 40 years as on 1st July, 2014. Age relaxation is applicable as per the Govt. rules.

Educational Qualification :

Candidate should have passed in M.V.Sc. (Surgery, Medicine, Microbiology, Pathology, Wildlife Health)/M.Sc. (Wildlife Science) Degree and should have veterinary background (B.V. Sc.) from a recognized University.

Experience :

3 year work experience in field of animal capture, wildlife ecology, population management and understanding of management of animals in distress. Good writing, publishing and documentation skills.

Pay Scale :

INR Rs.50000/-P.M.

Selection Process :

Candidates would be selected on the basis of their performance in written examination, Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

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Procedure to Apply in Wildlife Institute of India (WII) :

Eligible and interested candidates may please be forwarded application in the prescribed format (Annexure – I) by post to the Head, Department of Wildlife Health Management, Wildlife Institute of India, P.O. Box # 18, Chandrabani, Dehradun, Uttarakhand on or before 31st August 2014. The shortlisted candidates may have to appear for a screening test (to test their proficiency in Wildlife Sciences) and those qualifying the written test would be interviewed.

“Head, Department of Wildlife Health Management, Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun”