Sum TRG Noti2011
Sum TRG Noti2011
Sum TRG Noti2011
Eligibility Qualifications
The training program is open to students from all branches of sciences and open to all Indian
universities/research institutes.
Only the Students who are admitted in a Master’ program (M.Sc.) in year
2010 or B. Tech. (4 year) program in 2008 can apply, i.e., the students who
will complete their 1st year of M. Sc. or 6th Semester of B. Tech. in
June/July 2011 are eligible to apply;
Training Program
It is not a conventional class-room lectures based training program. Instead, each
selected candidate/trainee will be assigned to a CCMB staff scientist who will
supervise/mentor them during their stay. Each student is expected to execute a small
project work under the guidance of the scientist. At the end of the program, student will
need to submit a ‘Project Report’ of the work done, and also would be required to
make an oral presentation.
Application procedure
Application for the Summer Program 2011 can be down loaded (Zipped pdf
file). Completed application (Hard copy) for the program MUST reach CCMB
by the first Monday of February 2011. The names of the Selected candidates
would be made available on CCMB homepage during the second week of April
2011 (here, it may be noted that no separate intimation would be sent to
any candidate, and thus all applicants should look for the ‘selection
list’ on CCMB homepage only).
Selection Process
A committee nominated by the Director, CCMB, selects the trainees. One of the major
criteria used in selection is that the selected candidates should represent the Nation-
wide coverage of different Indian states (based on the location of their academic
institutions, but irrespective of their birthplace, sex, cast or religion). ‘Statement of
purpose’ and the ‘Recommendation/reference Letter’ are other important
considerations in the selection of candidates along with the academic record. A few
seats (~5%) are reserved for the children of CCMB employees.
The number of trainees’ intake varies between 40-45 candidates, and mainly depends
upon the availability of bench space with different staff scientists of CCMB. On an
average we receive ~1500 applications, of which only 3.0 – 4.0 % candidates make it
to the program.
Important dates
The program is for duration of 60 days (~eight weeks) in the months of May-July 2011.
Last date for receipt of Application in CCMB: Monday, the 7th February 2011.
(No separate letter of intimation will be sent from CCMB to the selected candidates)
Support /Boarding/Lodging
CCMB will not provide any financial support for boarding/ lodging. All the
selected candidates are required to self-finance their stay in CCMB/ Hyderabad.
Further, the candidates would also need to make their own arrangement for stay
in Hyderabad.
(Please mention on top of the envelope “Application for Summer Training 2011”).
Disclaimer:
It may be noted that the CCMB would not be responsible for any omission of name from the list of
applicants that may result from ‘Loss/Delayed receipt’ of applications due to postal
mishandling/loss/delay.