National Science Centre Recruitment 2026 for 2 Science Communicator Posts – Apply Online @ nscd.gov.in
National Science Centre (NSC), Delhi has released the official Science Communicator Notification 2026 (Advt. No. 11/2026). This is a golden opportunity for fresh M.Sc. graduates to secure a Central Government job in science communication. A total of 2 vacancies are available for the post of Science Communicator. Eligible candidates can attend the walk-in interview on 01 September 2026. The selected candidates will receive a monthly salary of Rs. 35,000. Read the full article for complete details on eligibility, vacancy, selection process, and the official notification PDF download.
| Organization | National Science Centre, Delhi |
|---|---|
| Post Name | Science Communicator |
| Total Vacancies | 2 |
| Last Date to Apply | 01 September 2026 (Walk-in) |
| Official Website | nscd.gov.in |
Below is the category-wise vacancy distribution as per the official notification. All vacancies are for the post of Science Communicator.
| Post Designation | Total Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Science Communicator | 2 |
| Total | 2 |
Fresh regular M.Sc. Degree in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology (Zoology/Botany) obtained on or after 2023 from a duly recognized University.
Age limit as per the official notification. Candidates are advised to check the notification PDF for detailed age relaxation applicable to reserved categories.
Freshers are eligible. No prior experience required.
Selected candidates will receive a fixed monthly stipend of Rs. 35,000. This is a contractual position under the National Science Centre, part of the National Council of Science Museums (Ministry of Culture). Working with a premier Central Government institution offers excellent career growth, exposure to science communication, and a chance to work in a dynamic environment.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Walk-in-Test (Aptitude & Communication Skill Test) | 01 September 2026 |
The selection will be based on a Walk-in-Test comprising Aptitude & Communication Skill Test. Candidates will be assessed on their science communication skills, general aptitude, and subject knowledge. No written examination is required.
Interested and eligible candidates must follow these steps:
Apply Mode: Walk-in Interview
Venue: National Science Centre, Delhi (Check notification for exact address).
The walk-in interview will be conducted on 01 September 2026. Candidates must report on the same day. No online application is required.
Selected candidates will receive a fixed monthly stipend of Rs. 35,000.
Candidates must have a fresh regular M.Sc. degree in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology (Zoology/Botany) obtained on or after 2023 from a recognized university.
Candidates need to attend the walk-in interview on 01 September 2026 with all required documents. No online application is required. Download the official notification for venue details.
Yes, age limit details are provided in the official notification. Candidates are advised to check the PDF for age relaxation applicable to SC/ST/OBC/PwD.
Selection will be based on a Walk-in-Test (Aptitude & Communication Skill Test). No written exam.
No, only candidates who obtained M.Sc. on or after 2023 are eligible as per the official notification.
No, this is a contractual position for a fixed tenure. Details of the contract period are mentioned in the official notification.
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National Science Centre, Delhi is one of the largest Science Centre in Asia and it is popularly known amongst its visitors as, “A Dream Castle for One and All”. The iconic structure of the Centre is an exemplary landmark in the arena of modern architecture which is strategically located in the vicinity of the commercial exhibition hub of India i.e. Pragati Maidan Complex. The Annual footfall to the Centre is more than half a million visitors. Nobel Laureates, Eminent Scientists & Technocrats, Astronauts, Museum Professionals and many more luminaries from various fields are its regular visitors. The primary objective of the Centre is to engage , educate and entertain the visitors through thematic exhibitions, interactive educational activities and outreach programmes.
National Science Centre, Delhi, was inaugurated on 9th January 1992 by Shri P V Narsimha Rao, the then Hon’ble Prime Minister of India. National Science Centre, Delhi, is a unit of National Council of Science Museums (NCSM), which itself has 27 Science Centres & Science Cities under its umbrella. NCSM is funded and governed by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India.