IIT Indore hydrogen-reduced iron-ore JRF closes 30 October
One temporary metallurgy fellowship accepts applications with a statement of purpose by 5 pm.
IIT Indore is seeking one JRF to study impurity effects in hydrogen-reduced low-grade iron ores; applications close 30 October 2026 at 5 pm.
Eligibility and fixed-term support
The notice lists first-division MTech/ME routes across metallurgy, materials, mechanical, nano, production and manufacturing engineering or equivalent. An alternative first-division postgraduate Physics, Chemistry or Materials Science route requires valid NET/GATE. Tenure is at most 36 months or project end. Consolidated support is ₹37,000 monthly, rising to ₹42,000 in year three. It gives a preferred age of 29 with specified SC/ST and OBC relaxations.
Send a research-focused application
Email detailed biodata, statement of purpose, educational evidence and relevant documents to khushubo@iiti.ac.in by 30 October 2026, 5 pm. Shortlisted candidates receive interview information and a Google Meet link. The appointment is purely temporary.
Read the qualification route carefully
Applicants should match their own degree to the exact alternative in the original notice, rather than treating every listed degree as interchangeable. In a statement of purpose, connect your experience to the proposed research without claiming techniques you have not used. This article records an open opportunity checked on 19 October, not a newly issued notice: its PDF does not display a clear issue date. No fee, opening timestamp or later corrigendum was verified.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the application sent?
To khushubo@iiti.ac.in with biodata, statement of purpose and evidence.
Is the deadline just a date?
No. The original specifies 30 October 2026 at 5 pm.