Teaching Faculty (Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor)

A professor's job involves a mix of teaching, research, and service: designing courses, lecturing, mentoring students, conducting original research, publishing findings, securing grants, serving on committees, and contributing to departmental/institutional leadership, all while fostering an inclusive learning environment and staying current in their field, typically requiring advanced degrees like a PhD.

Only Bhilai, Durg, Raipur, Rajnandgaon candidates can apply

Lecturer/Assistant /Associate Professor :

• Computer Science Engg.

• Management

• Commerce

• Chemistry

• English

• Pharmacy

Preferred candidate profile

Qualifications & Experience :

• Computer Science Engg. :- M. Tech/MCA + 2 Years Exp.
• Management :- MBA + 2 Years Exp.
• Commerce :- Phd or (Mcom + 7 years Exp.)
• Chemistry :- M. Sc + 2 Years Exp.
• English :- MA + 3 Years Exp.
• Pharmacy :- M. Pharma + 2 Years Exp.

(As per UGC/PCI/AICTE/ Norms)

Core Responsibilities

• Teaching & Mentoring:

• Develop & deliver lectures, curriculum, assignments, and exams.
• Provide academic advising, guide research (theses/dissertations), and mentor students.
• Create an engaging, inclusive learning environment using effective methods.

• Research:

• Conduct original studies, analyze data, and publish findings in scholarly journals.
• Write research proposals, seek funding, and present at conferences.

• Institutional Service:

• Serve on departmental, college, or university committees.
• Participate in administrative tasks, strategic planning, and policy development.
• Organize seminars, events, and engage in professional networking.

Key Requirements

• Education:

  Doctorate (Ph.D.) is standard; Master's might suffice for some roles or institutions.

• Experience:

  Previous teaching or relevant professional experience.

• Skills:

  Strong communication, analytical skills, expertise in their field, familiarity with educational tech (LMS).

• Publications:

  A strong publication record is often crucial, especially for research-intensive universities.