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Non teaching posts in Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Handicapped University

                      Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Handicapped University
Chitrakoot (U.P.) – 210 204

The first university of its kind invites applications on prescribed proforma for the following Non teaching posts:

1.                  Assistant Registrar (Publication) One position for Handicapped only
2.                  Senior Demonstrator (Music-Vocal) one unreserved.
3.                  Jr. Engineer (Civil) one unreserved.
4.                  Lab Technician (Pathology) one unreserved.
5.                  Technician (Network & System Operator) one unreserved.
6.                  Lab Assistant Computer Lab One OBC
7.                  Lab Assistant B.Ed./M/Ed One OBC
8.                  Library Assistant one unreserved.
9.                  Proof Reader (For Printing Press) one unreserved.
10.              Computer Designer (For Printing Press) one unreserved.
11.              Office Assistant (For Printing Press) one unreserved.
12.              Cook cum care taker (Guest House) one unreserved.
13.              Driver Two One unreserved. One OBC
14.              Electrician Two One unreserved. One OBC
15.              Braille Instructor one unreserved.
16.              Mali Two OBC
17.              Pump Operator (IV Class) three unreserved.
18.              Lady Attendant (Girls Hostel) one unreserved.
19.              Lady sweeper (Girls Hostel) One unreserved.


Eligibility : UGC/RCI/NCTE norms and University Statutes provisions will apply
Salary : As per UGC/University norms. Note : No. of Vacancies can be varied. Candidate may send their applications on prescribed format along with demand draftof Rs. 500/- (Rs. Five hundred only, Rs. 300/- three hundred for SC/ST) payable at UBI, Jankikund, Chitrakoot (Branch Code : 542148) or S.B.I. Chitrakoot (Branch Code 3869) in favour of Finance Officer, JRH University, Chitrakoot and send it to the Registrar, JRH University, Chitrakoot (U.P.) The applicatinscomplete in all respects, must reach University, upto 15th November, 2014.
Note : Those who have applied earlier need not apply again  

Dr. Ram Adhin Shukla 
Registrar
For more  visit : www.jrhu.com

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