IBM Nagpur Bharti 2023
: IBM Nagpur (Indian Bureau of Mines
Recruitment notification has been declared by the respective department to fill vacant Posts of “Consultant”. Interested and eligible candidates can apply before the 25th of April 2023. The official website of IBM Nagpur is ibm.gov.in. Further details are as follows:-
- पदाचे नाव – सल्लागार
- पद संख्या – 01 जागा
- शैक्षणिक पात्रता – शैक्षणिक पात्रता पदांच्या आवश्यकतेनुसार आहे. (मूळ जाहिरात बघावी.)
- नोकरी ठिकाण –
- वयोमर्यादा – 65 वर्षे
- अर्ज पद्धती – ऑनलाईन (ई-मेल)/ ऑफलाईन
- अर्ज पाठविण्याचा पत्ता – कार्यालय प्रमुख, चौथा मजला, “डी” ब्लॉक, इंडियन ब्युरो ऑफ माइन्स, नागपूर
- ई-मेल पत्ता – ho-office@ibm.gov.in
- अर्ज करण्याची शेवटची तारीख – 25 एप्रिल 2023
IBM Nagpur Vacancy 2023
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| सल्लागार | 01 पद |
Educational Qualification For IBM Nagpur Recruitment 2023
| पदाचे नाव | शैक्षणिक पात्रता |
| सल्लागार | A Bachelor’s degree with Statistics or Mathematical Statistics or Applied Statistics or Economics or Commerce as one of the subject or a Master’s degree in Statistics or Mathematical Statistics or Applied Statistics or Economics or Commerce from a University |
How to Apply For IBM Nagpur Recruitment 2023
- या भरतीकरिता अर्ज ऑनलाईन (ई-मेल)/ ऑफलाईन पद्धतीने करायचा आहे.
- अर्ज शेवटच्या तारखे अगोदर संबंधित पत्त्यावर पाठवावे.
- अर्जा सोबत आवश्यक कागदपतत्राची प्रत जोडवी.
- अर्ज करण्याची शेवटची तारीख 25 एप्रिल 2023 आहे.
- अपूर्ण किंवा देय तारखेनंतर प्राप्त झालेले अर्ज विचारात घेतले जाणार नाहीत.
- अधिक माहिती करिता कृपया दिलेली PDF जाहिरात वाचावी.
भरतीशी संबंधित अधिक माहितीसाठी, तुम्ही ही सरकारी नोकरीची अधिसूचना पाहू शकता, कृपया ही रोजगार बातम्यांची माहिती तुमच्या मित्रांसह शेअर करा आणि त्यांना सरकारी नोकऱ्या मिळवण्यात मदत करा. इतर सरकारी नोकऱ्यांचे मोफत जॉब अलर्ट मराठी मध्ये मिळवण्यासाठी रोज Mahabharti.in ला भेट द्या.
अधिक माहिती करिता कृपया दिलेली PDF जाहिरात वाचावी.
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Indian Mining Bureau Nagpur (IBM Nagpur) is going to recruit interested and eligible candidates to fill various vacant posts. Offline applications are invited for the Consultant posts. There is a 01 Vacancy available to fill. The job location for this recruitment is Nagpur. Applicants apply offline mode for IBM Nagpur Recruitment 2023. Interested and eligible candidates can send their applications to the mentioned address before the 25th of April 2023. For more details about Indian Mining Bureau Nagpur Bharti 2023, and Indian Mining Bureau Nagpur Recruitment 2023, visit our website
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| Indian Mining Bureau Nagpur (IBM Nagpur) |
| IBM Nagpur Recruitment 2023 |
| Consultant |
| 01 Vacancy |
| Nagpur |
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| Interested person may apply giving details of Name, Date of Birth along with Age, Qualifications, details of pension being received and other relevant detail to the Head of Office, 4th Floor, “D” Block, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur through email at ho-office@ibm.gov.in or with hard copy so as to reach on or before 25.04.2023 |
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| Laboratory Assistant | A Bachelor’s degree with Statistics or Mathematical Statistics or Applied Statistics or Economics or Commerce as one of the subject or a Master’s degree in Statistics or Mathematical Statistics or Applied Statistics or Economics or Commerce from a University |
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| Laboratory Assistant | 01 Vacancy |
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Indian Bureau of Mines was set up on 1st March,1948.
Initially, IBM functioned purely as an advisory body.
It helped government in framing various rules like Mines & Minerals (Regulation & Development) Act, 1948,
Mineral Concession Rules, 1949 and Petroleum Concession Rules, 1949.
IBM was given a set of functions in 1950 and in accordance with it, the inspection of mines and mineral prospects became a regular activity.
By 1953 IBM was given an additional function of undertaking detailed exploration of mineral deposits. Among the minerals explored by IBM were Iron Ore, Limestone, Dolomite, Coal, Copper, Tungsten.
Later Mineral Conservation & Development Rules,1955 and Mining Leases (Modification of Terms),1956 were framed.
An ore dressing laboratory was set up at Delhi in 1955.
With the passage of time the activities of IBM grew in depth and extent like Technical Consultancy and preparation of mineral maps leading to complete inventory of mineral resources. With its pool of mining engineers, geologists and ore dressing engineers it covered a wide variety of needs of the mining industry.
Various publications related to mining and mineral industries were brought out.
Offices were set up in the different parts of the country close to major mining centers.
In the last decade, with the change in the policy of Government, two very important activities were undertaken by IBM.
The first being the processing and approval of mining plans and schemes of mining for all the mines in the country and second one being the implementation of rules for the protection of environment. IBM accepted this challenge and has been successful in promoting the awareness about protection of environment in the mines through the “Mines Environment & Conservation Week”.
IBM also started imparting training to the industry personnel in the preparation of mining plans and also in the other fields.
Modern Mineral Processing Laboratory, Analytical Laboratory and Pilot Plants were set up at Nagpur, Ajmer and Bangalore.
IBM lost no time in realising the potential of information technology and entered into the agreement with BRGM of France in setting up “Mineral Resources Intelligence System” and “Technical Management Information System” in HQ and its 4 Zonal & 13 Regional offices.
In a nutshell, the IBM has been able to promote awareness amongst all sections of the mining industry, necessity and advantages of systematic mining and conservation of minerals and protection of environment. The results of its ore dressing investigations have formed the basis of new commercial beneficiation plants and thus enlarged the mineral resource base. The IBM’s clientele seeking technical consultancy covers a wide spectrum of small and large mines and many public sector organisations. IBM has been able to provide useful information to the industry through its publications and has been recognised as the Mines and Minerals Data Bank of the country.
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