IIT Gandhinagar Project Associate II (Chemistry) Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online

The Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar is a technical institute in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. This position is advertised by its Research & Development Office for the project "Center for Creative Learning." The project is run by the institute's Center for Creative Learning department, and Prof Manish Jain is the Principal Investigator.

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Eligibility follows Institute norms, not funding agency norms. M.Sc. in Chemistry or B.Tech./B.E. in a Chemistry-related engineering/technical field, with at least 02 years of post-qualification experience, OR B.Sc. with Chemistry as a subject, with at least 06 years of post-qualification experience. Marks: at least 60% or an equivalent grade from graduation onwards, and at least 55% or an equivalent grade in Class 10th and 12th. The institute wants a self-driven, creative chemistry educator with a strong interest in school STEM education through hands-on and inquiry-based learning. The following are preferred but not required: Experience teaching chemistry to students in grades 8-12 (for example as a TGT or PGT, or under CBSE, IB, IGCSE, ICSE and state boards). Good communication and facilitation skills, professional fluency in spoken and written English and in spoken Hindi, and good di

The main responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Creating high-quality, rigorous hands-on chemistry modules for grades 6-12, and updating and organising the resource repository. Adapting, making, testing and optimising activities, models and prototypes. Documenting the work as manuals, chapters, worksheets, presentations, videos and articles. Turning suitable activities into models that schools can use, with product specifications. Coordinating and running the testing of content in schools.

Meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee shortlisting or appointment, and a higher cut-off may be used. The institute may choose not to call an applicant for a selection test. It may also decide not to fill the position in this round, without giving a reason.