Teaching Staff Vacancies At BM Law College, Jodhpur: Apply By May 15

Date:

BM Law College, Jodhpur has invited applications for two teaching staff positions. Candidates with PhD or NET/SET qualification may apply by sending their resume through email.

About BM Law College

BM Law College, Jodhpur is an institution committed to the values of excellence, perfection, inclusive growth, rule of law and justice.

The college was established in 2018 and is backed by legal professionals, law academicians, advocates and social activists.

Late Prof. M.K. Vyas, Former Dean and HOD, Faculty of Law, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur, was the founding director of the college.

BM Law College is presently affiliated to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

The institution has been established by mission-driven law academicians, management experts, social scientists, legal practitioners and philanthropists with the objective of providing quality legal education.

Number Of Vacancies

2 positions

Location

BM Law College
Shri Ladhu Ram Ranga Educational Trust
362 to 364, 3rd Road Sardarpura
Jodhpur – 342003
Rajasthan, India

Eligibility

Candidates must have a PhD or should be NET/SET qualified.

Candidates with preferably 5 years of experience will be given preference.

Salary

Salary will be offered as per the candidate’s experience in the relevant field.

Application Procedure

Interested candidates may apply by sending their resume to the official email ID:

info@bmlc.in

Contact Details

Phone: 9414722828, 08290933445
Email: info@bmlc.in

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