IIT Dhanbad Recruitment: Recruitment is going on for faculty posts in IIT Dhanbad, form can be filled till 31 January..

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Dhanbad) has announced recruitment for the vacant posts of Professor / Associate Professor / Assistant Professor under a special drive. Candidates who are dreaming of becoming a teacher and fulfill the eligibility for this recruitment can complete the application process through online mode. The application link is active on the official website of IIT www.iitism.ac.in. For your convenience, a direct link to the form has also been made available on this page, by clicking on which you can easily fill the form.

Special Drive Recruitment Details
A total of 82 vacant posts will be recruited through this recruitment. Out of this, 28 posts are reserved for the SC category, 14 posts for the ST category, and 40 posts for OBC (NCL).

Eligibility and Criteria
To participate in this recruitment, the candidate should have done PhD in first class and also have a good academic record. Along with this, the maximum age for unreserved candidates should not be more than 35 years. SC/ST and OBC categories will be given relaxation in upper age as per rules. For detailed details related to eligibility, candidates must go through the official notification once.

Application Process

To apply for this recruitment, first go to the official website iitism.ac.in.

On the home page of the website, go to the career button and click on Faculty Recruitment.

Now you have to click on the Apply link on the new page.

After this, click on New User Click Here To Register and register by filling in the required details.

After registration, candidates should complete the application process by filling in other details.

Finally, submit the filled form take a printout of it, and keep it safe.

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