JOB POST: Law Officer @ Bihar Animal Sciences University [BASU, Patna]: Apply by Aug 24
About the organisation
Bihar Animal Sciences University (BASU) has been established with its headquarters at Patna through an act of Bihar State (BASU Act No. 15 of 2016, notified in the Bihar Gazette on 29 August 2016). The University became operational from 13 June 2017 with the appointment of its first Vice-Chancellor.
Job description
Law Officer
Number of Vacancies
1 (one)
Location
Unnamed Road, Samanpura, Khajpura, Patna, Bihar 800014
Eligibility
LLB Degree from recognized University.
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Minimum 5 Years’ Experience as qualified legal practitioner registered with Bar Council, working in the Court/in Government/PSU/ University etc. will be preferred.
Salary
Rs. 15600-39100+5400 (GP) (Academic Level – 10)
How to apply?
For the application form, click here.
The print out of the completed online application and duly filled offline application, as the case may be, along with original Demand Draft from any nationalized bank and self-attested copies Of testimonials/certificates.
The envelope should be superscripted “Application for the post” Addressed to The Registrar, Bihar Animal Sciences University, PO: Bihar Veterinary College, Patna – 800014. The last date for the receipt of applications is 24th August 2019 up to 3: 30 PM only.
Official Links
For the official link, CLICK HERE.
For the general instructions, CLICK HERE.
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