
The CSIR Laboratory CBRI (Central Building Research Institute) has announced a project-based recruitment drive for 71 openings. It is a project-based profile recruitment in the Central Building Research Institute. Candidates who have completed their engineering in the relevant field and are qualified for the GATE exam can appear for the recruitment. There will be a direct interview round for the candidates. Interested candidates can participate in the project-based recruitment tenure is around 1 year.
The CSIR Laboratory, CBRI (Central Building Research Institute), is actively recruiting for various project positions. This recruitment is distinct as it is project-based, implies a limited time engagement, and relies solely on a direct walk-in interview, meaning no exam is required for selection.
A wide range of engineering disciplines are eligible to apply for these project positions. These include:
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics Engineering
Computer Science
Stipend for GATE Qualified Candidates: Candidates possessing GATE qualifications will receive a higher stipend compared to other applicants, recognising their academic achievement.
The projects come with various duration options, providing flexibility for candidates to choose based on their career goals and preparation schedules. Available durations include:
Projects extending until December 31, 2026.
Shorter-term projects lasting 1 month, 6 months, or concluding around June 3, 2026 (approximately 3-4 months).
The selection method is a direct walk-in interview. Prospective candidates are required to attend the interview at the respective location on the respective walk-in interview date, as specified in the official announcement. Candidates are required to carry the documents appearing for the walk-in interview round.
Total Openings: There are a total of 71 openings available across the multiple engineering branches mentioned.
Selection Method: Selection will be based exclusively on the direct walk-in interview, with no examination required.
This recruitment is particularly beneficial for students who have recently taken the GATE examination, those who might not have achieved their desired scores, or individuals planning to prepare for GATE again in the coming year. It offers a stipend amount, which is crucial for candidates needing financial support to continue their GATE preparation while gaining practical experience through project work.