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AIIMS Raebareli JRF Recruitment 2026: Walk-in Interview on 20 November

AIIMS Raebareli has invited eligible Indian nationals for one Junior Research Fellow (JRF) position in a CSIR-HRDG-funded project. The walk-in interview is scheduled for 20 November 2026, with reporting at 10:00 AM. This is a temporary, purely contractual fellowship offering Rs. 37,000 per month for the first two years, plus admissible HRA. Candidates should review the qualification and NET certificate conditions carefully before attending.

AIIMS Raebareli JRF Walk-in: Schedule and Key Details

ParticularRecruitment details
Advertisement numberAIIMS/RBL/Phy/Oct 2026/01, dated 1 November 2026
Interview date20 November 2026
Reporting time10:00 AM
Interview venueDepartment of Physiology, 2nd Floor, Medical College Block, AIIMS Raebareli
PositionJunior Research Fellow (JRF)
Sanctioned vacancyOne
Monthly fellowshipRs. 37,000 for the first two years, plus HRA admissible under CSIR norms
Application feeNil
Upper age limit28 years, with stated relaxations
Eligible applicantsIndian nationals meeting the prescribed conditions

The Research Project and Host Department

The Integrative Neurophysiology Lab, Department of Physiology, will host the fellow at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Raebareli, an autonomous institute under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The project, “Aspartame and Neurotoxicity: A Neurobiology and Translational Genomics Study”, is funded by CSIR-HRDG, New Delhi, under File No. 60(0126)/26/EMR-II.

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JRF Vacancy and Educational Eligibility

Dr. Arbind Kumar Choudhary, Associate Professor of Physiology, is the Principal Investigator. The Co-PIs are Dr. Sanjay Yadav, Professor and HOD of Biochemistry at AIIMS Raebareli, and Dr. Prem N. Yadav, Principal Scientist at CSIR-CDRI, Lucknow. The single sanctioned post has the following academic and fellowship conditions.

PostVacancyAcademic qualificationFellowship
Junior Research Fellow1Master’s degree in Life Sciences or equivalent under CSIR/UGC norms, with at least 55% marks; 50% for OBC-NCL, SC, ST, PwD and third-gender candidatesRs. 37,000 per month during the first two years, plus admissible HRA

The supplied recruitment information describes valid CSIR-UGC NET (LS) and GATE qualifications as desirable, while its document checklist requires a valid CSIR-UGC NET (JRF) certificate or scorecard. These descriptions differ; candidates should seek clarification from the recruiting department before relying on the desirable qualification wording alone.

Age Limit and Category Relaxation

The upper age limit is 28 years under the cited revised CSIR JRF-NET guidelines effective from 1 March 2023. Relaxation of up to five years is stated for SC, ST, OBC-NCL, women and PwD candidates. The supplied information does not specify the age reckoning date.

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JRF Fellowship and Conditional SRF Upgradation

The third-year SRF fellowship is Rs. 42,000 per month if upgradation is approved. This requires Ph.D. registration within two years and a satisfactory assessment by a three-member Expert Committee. The higher fellowship therefore depends on these conditions and does not follow automatically from completing two years.

Duration of the Appointment

The project runs for 36 months from commencement. The fellowship ends with the project, so the project duration should not be treated as a fresh 36-month appointment from every fellow’s joining date.

What Work Will the JRF Undertake?

The position requires full-time research across laboratory work, assessments and project reporting:

  • Handling animals and conducting neuro-behavioural studies.
  • Using RNA/DNA extraction, RT-PCR, western blot and immunohistochemistry techniques.
  • Carrying out cognitive and EEG/ERP assessments.
  • Collecting and storing samples.
  • Entering and analysing research data.
  • Coordinating with CSIR-CDRI, Lucknow, and preparing reports.

How to Attend and Which Documents to Carry

Eligible candidates may attend directly. As general preparation guidance, first complete CSIR Form-G, then arrange the documents below and report at the stated venue and time.

  1. Completed CSIR Form-G, identified as page 4 of the notification.
  2. Photo ID: Aadhaar, Driving Licence, Voter ID, PAN card or Passport.
  3. Address proof.
  4. Date-of-birth proof: Class 10 certificate or birth certificate.
  5. One recent passport-size photograph.
  6. Class 10, Class 12, Bachelor’s and Master’s mark sheets and certificates.
  7. Valid CSIR-UGC NET (JRF) certificate or scorecard.
  8. Applicable OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS or PwD certificate.
  9. Experience certificates, if any, showing joining and relieving dates.

Original certificates and one set of self-attested photocopies are mandatory for interview participation. Serving candidates must also submit their present employer’s No Objection Certificate at the interview. Carrying photocopies alone does not meet the stated document requirement.

Completing CSIR Form-G

Form-G covers applications for Junior/Senior Research Fellowships under a CSIR Research Scheme. Prepare the following information:

  • Name, current and permanent addresses, birth date, nationality and father’s/husband’s name.
  • SC, ST or OBC status, with the relevant certificate enclosed.
  • Qualifications from Bachelor’s degree onwards: university, subject, passing year, division/grade and percentage.
  • Existing or proposed registration for a higher degree.
  • Research/teaching experience, earlier fellowships and publications, with reprints or copies.
  • Signed declaration committing to full-time research under the Principal Investigator.

The form includes attestation sections for the Principal Investigator and Head of the Institution. General guidance: match your entries to the supporting certificates and complete the applicant’s declaration.

Selection, Service Conditions and Common Mistakes

  • Selection follows CSIR-HRDG guidelines for JRF through CSIR-UGC NET. Appointment needs CSIR-HRDG approval; fellowship payment starts from joining after that approval is received.
  • Interview participation does not establish eligibility. Document verification can result in disqualification, and misinformation can attract legal action.
  • Meeting the minimum qualification does not guarantee selection.
  • The fellowship creates no right to permanent absorption at AIIMS Raebareli, CSIR or CSIR-CDRI. CSIR-HRDG has no fellowship liability beyond the project.
  • The fellow is expected to register for a Ph.D. within two years of joining.
  • Unsatisfactory performance or CSIR norms may lead to termination. The appointee may need to give 30 days’ notice or salary in lieu.
  • CSIR fellowship rules govern leave and service conditions. Neither the Institute nor the Principal Investigator will provide accommodation.
  • Interview and joining expenses are not reimbursed through travelling or other allowances. Canvassing leads to disqualification.
  • Project duties may require work at both AIIMS Raebareli and CSIR-CDRI, Lucknow.
  • Candidates must not have a court conviction. Incomplete applications are rejected, and the competent authority’s selection decision is final.
  • The authority may amend or cancel the advertisement. Check the institute website for interview, result and joining updates; individual intimation will not be sent. Legal disputes fall under Raebareli jurisdiction.
Provided linkPurpose
CSIR Form-G application formApplication form identified on page 4 of the notification
AIIMS Raebareli JRF notification PDFAdvertisement AIIMS/RBL/Phy/Oct 2026/01
AIIMS Raebareli official websiteRecruitment announcements, results and joining updates

Frequently Asked Questions and References

When is the AIIMS Raebareli JRF walk-in interview?

When should candidates report? The scheduled reporting time is 10:00 AM on 20 November 2026.

Where is the AIIMS Raebareli JRF walk-in interview held?

Where is the interview? Attend the Department of Physiology, 2nd Floor, Medical College Block, at Munshiganj, Raebareli – 229405, Uttar Pradesh.

How many JRF vacancies are there at AIIMS Raebareli?

How many positions are available? One JRF vacancy is sanctioned for this project.

What is the qualification for the AIIMS Raebareli JRF post?

What academic marks are required? The Master’s qualification requires 55%, reduced to 50% for the specified categories. The NET (LS)/GATE wording and NET (JRF) checklist should be read together.

What is the age limit for the AIIMS Raebareli JRF post?

Who receives age relaxation? SC, ST, OBC-NCL, women and PwD candidates have a stated relaxation of up to five years.

What is the fellowship for the AIIMS Raebareli JRF?

Is SRF upgradation automatic? No. Ph.D. registration within two years and satisfactory Expert Committee assessment are required.

Is HRA paid in addition to the JRF fellowship?

Is HRA included? HRA is additional to the fellowship, subject to admissibility under CSIR norms.

Is there an application fee for this recruitment?

Is an application fee payable? No; the stated fee is Nil.

What documents should candidates bring to the interview?

Are originals necessary? Yes. Bring the completed form, listed supporting documents, originals and one self-attested photocopy set. Serving applicants also need an NOC.

Is the AIIMS Raebareli JRF job permanent?

Is this a permanent job? No. The contractual fellowship ends with the project and carries no right to permanent absorption. References: Provided recruitment links: CSIR Form-G application form — https://aiimsrbl.edu.in ; AIIMS Raebareli JRF official notification PDF — https://aiimsrbl.edu.in/recruitments%5Cdownload%5C128