The role

Teach chemistry across B.Sc. — organic, inorganic and physical — with full laboratory instruction. Chemistry carries the heaviest safety and compliance burden of any undergraduate science subject, and that responsibility sits with the faculty member running the lab.

Full time, on-site at Babatpur, Varanasi.

Responsibilities Subject teaching

Teach organic chemistry: structure and bonding, stereochemistry, reaction mechanisms, functional group chemistry, and spectroscopy fundamentals

Teach inorganic chemistry: periodicity, coordination chemistry, main group and transition elements, and organometallics

Teach physical chemistry: thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry, quantum chemistry, and surface phenomena

Teach analytical chemistry and instrumental methods where offered

Support the MA Home Science (Food & Nutrition) programme where chemistry underpins its syllabus

Mentor students toward M.Sc., PhD, JAM, GATE, and pharmaceutical, food and analytical industry pathways

Laboratory

Run the chemistry laboratory — qualitative and quantitative analysis, organic preparations, physical chemistry experiments, and titrimetric work

Own laboratory safety and chemical management — storage, handling, labelling, disposal, and inventory of reagents including controlled and hazardous substances

Maintain apparatus, glassware and instrumentation, and enforce safety protocol

Curriculum, assessment and department





Design and update course content to MGKVP syllabi under the NEP 2020 framework

Set and evaluate internal assessments aligned to MGKVP examination patterns

Contribute to departmental research output and to institutional academic and co-curricular activity Qualifications

Essential

M.Sc. Chemistry from a UGC-recognised university

UGC NET or PhD in Chemistry — required for this appointment

Ability to teach at undergraduate level and to run laboratory practicals

Fluency in Hindi and English — students come largely from Purvanchal and Bihar, and teaching is bilingual

Willingness to teach under the NEP 2020 multidisciplinary structure, where students combine subjects across streams

Preferred

Prior UG teaching with laboratory responsibility

Experience setting up or managing a chemistry laboratory, including safety compliance

Instrumental analysis experience — UV-Vis, IR, chromatography, or equivalent

Publications or research experience

Experience preparing students for JAM, GATE, or NET Remuneration

As per institutional norms, commensurate with qualification and experience. Discussed at interview.

Apply: CV at bitevns.ac.in/careers, or email [email protected] with the subject line "Assistant Professor — Chemistry — [Your Name]". Include CV, covering letter, NET/PhD certificate, and publication list if any.

Enquiries: +91 77040 33222 (Mon–Sat, 10 AM – 5 PM).

Applications close 31st August 2026.

📌 Assistant Professor — Chemistry (Varanasi)
🏢 Banaras Institute of Teacher's Education
📍 Varanasi