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The
Wildlife Institute of India is a premier national Institute for training
and research in the field of wildlife conservation and management. The
Institute’s idyllic ambience and its state of the art infrastructure,
provide a vibrant academic atmosphere for scholarly work. The Institute
constantly strives to provide an enriching learning experience to its
students. The M.Sc. Course in Wildlife Science is a flagship course of
the Institute and is widely acclaimed both nationally and
internationally. The course aims to impart theoretical knowledge,
analytical skills and field techniques in wildlife science. Students of
high calibre and motivation are selected through a National Entrance
Test (NET) in this residential course.
Applications are
invited for admission to this two-year
course in M. Sc. Wildlife Science
(affiliated to Saurashtra University,
Rajkot, Gujarat)
commencing July, 2009 at this
Institute. 14 students (12 Indian Nationals
and 2 Foreign Nationals) will be
admitted to this course. The break-up of seats will be as follows:
|
S.No. |
Category |
No. of Seats |
|
1. |
General
Candidates |
6 |
|
2. |
SC Candidates |
1 |
|
3. |
ST Candidates |
2 |
|
4. |
OBC Candidates
* |
3 |
|
5. |
Foreign
Candidates |
2 |
|
Total Seats |
14 |
*
The Socially and
Educationally Backward Classes/OBCs who are eligible for availing the
benefits of reservation will be determined as per the extant Central
List of SEBCs/OBCs as notified from time to time and maintained at the
website
http://ncbc.nic.in/backward-classes/index.html Details of the
curriculum, course fee and scholarships are available at
website (www.wii.gov.in)
ELIGIBILITY:
1.
Bachelor of Science degree with Biological Science as a
major
subject - Bachelor degree holder in Veterinary, Forestry,
Agriculture and Environmental Sciences are also eligible.
2.
Minimum of 15 years of formal education (either 10+2+3 or 11+2+2)
3. Minimum of 55%
aggregate marks in B.Sc.
Candidates appearing
for final year/semester B.Sc. exam are also eligible to apply, provided
they have secured a minimum of 50 % aggregate till second year and on
completion of their degree will achieve a minimum of 55% aggregate. Such
candidates must produce mark sheet of their graduation at the time of
their Personality and Aptitude Test, failing which, their candidature
will be treated as cancelled. Foreign nationals who do not have English
as their native language should provide
evidence of
proficiency in English (e.g. TOEFL Score) for
admission to this course. Candidates with Bachelor Degree from
Universities outside India should obtain certificates
of
equivalence from the Association of Indian Universities.
AGE LIMIT:
35 years
for in-service candidates and 30 years for others, as on
1st July, 2009.
SELECTION:
Eligible
candidates will be required to appear for
a written NET in any one of the centers
(Bangalore, Dehradun, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi and Guwahati) which is
nearest to his/her permanent residence. The NET will be for 2 hours. The
test will have
objective type multiple-choice
questions for 60% with sections on general knowledge, general science
and optional subject (life science/forestry/veterinary
science/agricultural science). The remaining 40%
will have essays on environmental
issues. Short listed candidates will be called to take a Personality
and Aptitude Test at Dehradun.
Selection will be made on the basis of marks obtained in NET and
Personality and Aptitude Test. SC/ST candidates called for the
written and
aptitude test will
be paid traveling
allowances
as per rules.
HOW
TO
APPLY:
1. Application form
may be downloaded from the Institute website
www.wii.gov.in.
Attested legible photocopies of all the certificates and
mark sheets
providing proof of eligibility, age
of the candidate and certificate if belonging to SC/ST/OBC must be sent
along with the application by Registered/Speed Post. Candidates
who have GPA should provide a certificate from their University on its
equivalence in percentage. Candidates must highlight aggregate
percentage and date of birth in the attested photocopies. Three recent
passport size photographs with
signature of the candidate besides
the one posted on the application form and a
Bank Draft
for Rs 300/-
in favour
of
Director, Wildlife Institute of India
payable at Dehradun
should accompany the application.
2.
The
candidates can also apply online through the institute’s website.
However, the documents required, four recent self signed passport size
photographs and the Bank Draft should be sent by Registered/Speed Post,
indicating the Application Number & Date
of Submission generated while submitting the online
application on the envelope, the covering letter and the enclosures.
Applications
incomplete in any aspect will be rejected without assigning any reasons
thereof. SC/ST
candidates are exempted from application
fee. In-service candidates should route
their applications through proper
channel. The envelope containing the
application or annexure as the case should be marked
on top
“APPLICATION FOR XII-M.Sc.
WILDLIFE SCIENCE” and sent
to the
Course Director,
XII-M.Sc. Course,
Wildlife Institute of India,
Chandrabani,
Dehradun 248 001,
Uttarakhand.
The last date for receiving application is
15th March, 2009. Applications received
after the last date and incomplete applications would be summarily
rejected. The NET
is likely to be held on Sunday, 19th
April 2009.
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