IMD Recruitment 2022: Apply for Online | 165 Project Staff Jobs – India Meteorological Department has released a notification for 165 Project Staff – Project Scientist 3, Project Scientists 2, Project Scientists 1, Research Associate, and Senior Research Fellow/ Junior Research Fellow Posts. Online applications are invited from candidates who are eligible for IMD Recruitment 2022. If you are a job seeker and keen on finding a job in IMD, you can make use of this opportunity. Check if you are eligible and start applying for the same. Candidates can apply online from 14th September 2022. The last date to apply for IMD Jobs is 09th October 2022. Selected candidates will be posted anywhere in India as per requirement.

IMD Recruitment 2022 – 165 Project Staff Posts

Candidates can check the official IMD notification using the link below. All details about eligibility, pay scale, application, etc are given below. Read the entire notification before applying for IMD Recruitment. Candidates can also find the official website and online application link below. Make use of this recruitment and become a part of IMD Careers. Candidates looking for Govt Job Vacancy 2022 can start apply for this recruitment 2022.

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IMD Recruitment 2022

The details of the vacancy as given in the IMD Recruitment 2022 is below,

• Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa (Agro – Meteorological Advisory Services) – 17 Posts
• Augmentation of Aviation Meteorological Services – 14 Posts
• Training in Operational Meteorological – 134 Posts
• Total – 165 Posts

Eligibility Criteria for India Meteorological Department Recruitment 2022

Candidates interested in IMD Jobs 2022 can check their eligibility with the details below to apply online.

India Meteorological Department Academic Qualification:

• Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Science with Physics as one of the critical subjects/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Computer Applications or a Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering from a Recognised Institute.
• Candidates must be completed their full-time three years diploma course after the 10+2 examination.
• Candidate must be passed 10+2 from a recognized institute with Physics and Mathematics as core subjects.

IMD Recruitment Age Limit:

• Minimum Age Limit: 28 Years
• Maximum Age Limit: 45 Years

IMD Project Staff Selection Process:

• Written Test
• Interview

IMD Recruitment Pay Scale:

• Minimum Salary: Rs. 31,000/-
• Maximum Salary: Rs.78,000/-

IMD Project Staff Online Application Fee:

• Applicants can refer to the IMD notification.

How to apply for IMD Recruitment Project Staff Jobs 2022?

1. Applicants first need to visit the official site i.e mausam.imd.gov.in
2. The recruitments option is found in the down of the home page
3. Click on IMD Notification 2022
4. Read the notification carefully and check if you are eligible
5. Then click on apply online
6. The page which displays all the dates gets opened
7. Complete your registration process first, if you are a new user
8. Select a suitable post from the list for which you wish to apply for
9. Then, click on Click here to apply
10. Fill up all the necessary details asked
11. Upload the scanned copy of your photograph
12. Attach all the necessary documents
13. Verify the filled details again
14. At last click on the submit button to make submission of the filled application
15. Take a print out of the hard copy of the filled application form

Important Dates for IMD Project Staff Recruitment 2022

Important Links for IMD Project Staff Notification 2022

About Board:

The beginnings of meteorology in India can be traced to ancient times. Early philosophical writings of the 3000 B.C. era, such as the Upanishadas, contain serious discussion about the processes of cloud formation and rain and the seasonal cycles caused by the movement of earth round the sun. Varahamihira’s classical work, the Brihatsamhita, written around 500 A.D., provides a clear evidence that a deep knowledge of atmospheric processes existed even in those times. It was understood that rains come from the sun (Adityat Jayate Vrishti) and that good rainfall in the rainy season was the key to bountiful agriculture and food for the people. Kautilya’s Arthashastra contains records of scientific measurements of rainfall and its application to the country’s revenue and relief work.

Kalidasa in his epic, ‘Meghdoot’, written around the seventh century, even mentions the date of onset of the monsoon over central India and traces the path of the monsoon clouds. Meteorology, as we perceive it now, may be said to have had its firm scientific foundation in the 17th century after the invention of the thermometer and the barometer and the formulation of laws governing the behaviour of atmospheric gases. It was in 1636 that Halley, a British scientist, published his treatise on the Indian summer monsoon, which he attributed to a seasonal reversal of winds due to the differential heating of the Asian land mass and the Indian Ocean. Read More.