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IIT Delhi Project Research Scientist Recruitment 2026

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

By JobAlertCentral Editorial TeamPublished Updated

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (Industrial Research and Development Unit) has advertised 4 posts of Project Research Scientist - I and II (Non-Medical) under Advt. No. IITD/IRD/319/2026 for the ICMR-funded project on haptic interaction with tissue-mimicking phantoms for surgical training and robotic surgery. Pay is Rs. 56,000 per month for Scientist-I and Rs. 67,000 per month for Scientist-II, plus HRA at 30%. Applications by e-mail close on 30 November 2026 by 5:00 PM. No application fee is prescribed.

Total posts
4
Last date
30 Nov 2026
Qualification
Post Graduate
Salary
₹56,000–67,000/mo

01Important dates

Application Begin
12 Nov 2026
Last Date to Apply
30 Nov 2026

04How to apply

  1. 01Download Form No. IRD/REC-4 from the IRD website at ird.iitd.ac.in/rec.
  2. 02Fill the form completely, including educational qualifications with percentage of marks or division and work experience.
  3. 03E-mail the completed form to Prof. Arnab Chanda at Arnab.Chanda@cbme.iitd.ac.in, with the advertisement number IITD/IRD/319/2026 on the subject line.
  4. 04Submit the application by e-mail before 5:00 PM on 30 November 2026.
  5. 05Check the shortlisted candidates list at ird.iitd.ac.in/shortlisted for the online interview details.

Vacancy details

4 posts
Post & eligibilityPosts
Project Research Scientist - I (Non-Medical)Post Graduate Degree including integrated PG degrees; for Engineering / IT / CS - Four Years Graduate Degree2
Project Research Scientist - II (Non-Medical)Post Graduate Degree including integrated PG degrees with three years post-qualification experience or Ph.D.; for Engineering - Graduate degree of Four Years with three years experience2

Full details

About this recruitment

The Industrial Research and Development (IRD) Unit of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has advertised 4 posts of Project Research Scientist - I and II (Non-Medical) under Advt. No. IITD/IRD/319/2026, dated 12 November 2026. The posts are for the ICMR-funded project "Toward Next-Generation Medical Simulation: Haptic Interaction with Realistic Human Tissue-Mimicking Phantoms for Surgical Training and Robotic Surgery" (project code RM00064G), led by Prof. Arnab Chanda, Centre for Biomedical Engineering. The project runs up to 15 March 2029. Appointments are contractual on consolidated pay, renewable yearly up to the project duration, whichever is earlier.

Vacancies and pay

  • Project Research Scientist - I (Non-Medical) - 2 posts: Rs. 56,000 per month plus HRA at 30%.
  • Project Research Scientist - II (Non-Medical) - 2 posts: Rs. 67,000 per month plus HRA at 30%.

The pay figures above are the monthly base pay; HRA at 30% is paid extra and is not folded into the figures. For retired or superannuated government employees, the salary is fixed as per the prevailing IRD norms.

Eligibility

  • Scientist - I: Post Graduate Degree, including the integrated PG degrees. For Engineering, IT or Computer Science, a four-year graduate degree. A Ph.D. or equivalent qualification with hands-on experience in (1) robotics, sensors, IoT, bioelectronics and haptics, and (2) biomechanics, material development and characterisation, 3D printing, CAD and FEM is preferred. Experience in research writing and publication is desirable.
  • Scientist - II: Post Graduate Degree, including the integrated PG degrees, with three years of post-qualification experience, or a Ph.D. For Engineering, a four-year graduate degree with three years of experience. The same preferred areas as Scientist - I apply. Research writing and publication experience is desirable.

A 5% relaxation of marks may be granted to SC/ST candidates.

Age limit

The notification prescribes no age limit for these posts. The template's age display, if any, should not be read as a minimum or maximum age - the notice itself states none.

Fee

No application fee is prescribed in the notification. There is no fee to pay for this application.

Selection

Applications are shortlisted by IIT Delhi, which may fix higher short-listing criteria. The names of shortlisted candidates appear on the IRD website at ird.iitd.ac.in/shortlisted along with online interview details; only shortlisted candidates are informed.

How to apply

Download Form No. IRD/REC-4 from ird.iitd.ac.in/rec and submit the duly filled form with complete information (educational qualifications with percentage of marks or division, work experience, and so on) by e-mail to Prof. Arnab Chanda at Arnab.Chanda@cbme.iitd.ac.in, with the advertisement number IITD/IRD/319/2026 on the subject line. The last date for submitting the completed applications by e-mail is 30 November 2026 by 5:00 PM.

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IIT Delhi Project Research Scientist Recruitment 2026: FAQs

How many posts are advertised in IIT Delhi Advt. IITD/IRD/319/2026?

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4 posts in total: 2 posts of Project Research Scientist - I (Non-Medical) and 2 posts of Project Research Scientist - II (Non-Medical).

What is the pay for these posts?

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Scientist - I gets Rs. 56,000 per month and Scientist - II gets Rs. 67,000 per month, plus HRA at 30% in both cases.

What is the last date to apply?

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The last date for submitting the completed applications by e-mail is 30 November 2026 by 5:00 PM.

Is there any application fee?

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No. The notification prescribes no application fee.

Is there any age limit?

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No. The notification prescribes no age limit for these posts.

How do I apply?

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Download Form No. IRD/REC-4 from ird.iitd.ac.in/rec and e-mail the filled form to Prof. Arnab Chanda at Arnab.Chanda@cbme.iitd.ac.in, with the advertisement number IITD/IRD/319/2026 on the subject line.

What is the project about?

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The ICMR-funded project is on haptic interaction with realistic human tissue-mimicking phantoms for surgical training and robotic surgery, led by Prof. Arnab Chanda, Centre for Biomedical Engineering. The project runs up to 15 March 2029.

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