NBRC Project Research Scientist I Recruitment 2026 for 1 Post

• A Ph.D. or equivalent degree is required, together with at least one research article published in a reputed, indexed journal.
• Desirable experience includes proficiency in Python/MATLAB and Linux operating systems.
• Experience with MRI neuroimaging data, EEG/MEG neurophysiological data, or time-series data from real-world measurements is desirable.

• Use the application form accompanying Advertisement No. Acad./11/2026 and complete items 1 to 4 in capital letters.
• Sign and date the declaration, and attach a detailed CV, self-attested qualification and experience certificates, and a recent signed passport-size photograph.
• Include the category certificate if applying as an SC, ST or physically challenged candidate.
• Pay the ₹200 fee through the Demand Draft or online/UPI options specified in the notice.
• Post the completed application to The Administrative Officer (Academics), National Brain Research Centre, Nainwal Mode, Gurugram-122052 (Haryana).
• Ensure the application reaches the address by 16 November 2026. The notice specifies postal submission; the form also contains an email-submission instruction, so check the official notification carefully before choosing any alternative mode.

Project and appointment

BRIC-NBRC is recruiting one Project Research Scientist I through Advertisement No. Acad./11/2026, dated 07 September 2026. The appointment is based at Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana, under the ICMR small grant project titled “Assessment of the effects of odor simulated virtual reality therapy on alleviating craving”. Dr. Khushbu Agarwal, Scientist-III, is the Project Investigator.

The fellowship is ₹56,000 per month with HRA where applicable. No other allowances or benefits are admissible. The appointment runs for one year or until project funds remain available, whichever is earlier, and ends with the project. An extension depends on performance review and project validity. Accommodation may be offered under NBRC rules if available.

Eligibility at a glance

Candidates need a Ph.D. or equivalent degree and at least one research publication in a reputed, indexed journal. Python/MATLAB and Linux proficiency, work with MRI or EEG/MEG data, and experience handling real-world time-series measurements are desirable. The upper age limit is 45 years on 16 November 2026; the notice provides no age-relaxation details.

Preparing the postal application

• Complete the prescribed form, using capital letters for items 1 to 4, and sign and date the declaration.
• Include a detailed CV, self-attested qualification and experience certificates, a recent signed passport-size photograph, and the applicable category certificate.
• Enter the requested education and employment details, including marks, study periods, designation, service duration and nature of work.
• Pay ₹200 using the specified Demand Draft or online/UPI option.
• Send the application to the Administrative Officer (Academics), National Brain Research Centre, Nainwal Mode, Gurugram-122052 (Haryana), for receipt by 16 November 2026.

The notice directs candidates to apply by post, although the form also includes an email-submission instruction. Review that distinction in the official notification before using an alternative route.

Screening and rejection conditions

Only shortlisted applicants will be called for interview; meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee a call. The Screening Committee’s decision is final, and no interview date or venue is specified. NBRC will not pay TA/DA for interview attendance. Incomplete applications and applications missing self-attested qualification or experience certificates are liable to rejection without correspondence. Incorrect or misleading information can result in cancellation of candidature.