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IIT Indore sodium-cathode JRF: 30 October deadline

A Ministry of Education project seeks one JRF, with an interview date listed as 9 November 2026.

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The short answer

IIT Indore's 1 October 2026 notice advertises one fixed-term JRF developing mixed-phase layered oxide cathodes for sodium-ion batteries.

Who can apply

The MSc/MTech disciplines listed include Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, Ceramics Engineering, Polymer Science and Solid State Physics. NET/GATE is preferred. Maximum age is 28. The appointment runs until 28 May 2027 and pays ₹37,000 monthly plus HRA where applicable.

Email submission and selection

Send one PDF containing CV, degree certificates, marksheets, qualifying-test evidence where applicable and birth-date proof to sunil@iiti.ac.in, using Application for JRF followed by your name as the subject. The PDF says before 30 October 2026; the institutional listing gives that date as the deadline. Send earlier to avoid ambiguity. The stated interview date is 9 November; only shortlisted candidates are called.

Prepare evidence relevant to laboratory work

Make your degree title easy to locate and distinguish completed qualifications from pending results. A short skills summary can help a reviewer find relevant laboratory experience without replacing the requested certificates. Save the exact attachment you email. No fee, opening time, closing hour or later corrigendum was established; do not assume a time based on an unrelated recruitment.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the project offer indefinite employment?

No. Its stated appointment ends on 28 May 2027.

Does meeting eligibility guarantee an interview?

No. Only shortlisted applicants are called.

Sources & further reading

Sources reviewed 2026-10-19. Official statements describe the issuing organisation’s position; this article is an independent explainer.

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