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Details for KALPAKKAM ANNEXURE-I Reply to AD, KMG, NPCIL email dated 12/07/2021 with regard to MAPS arrangement for Selection interview for ET-2020 during Aug.9 th to 21, 2021 to publish in the Recruitment Portal is as follows: SNo Information sought Response 1 ‘Place of Reporting’ for Selection Interview DAE OFFICERS HOSTEL, (If a candidate wishes to arrive on their DAE TOWNSHIP,KALPAKKAM 603 102 own) CHENGALPATTU DIST., TAMIL NADU. 1.a. Complete Address including location hyperlink DAE OFFICERS HOSTEL, of 'Place of Reporting' DAE TOWNSHIP,KALPAKKAM 603 102 CHENGALPATTU DIST., TAMIL NADU. Location hyper link is given below. 1.b. Name, designation, email address, mobile and 1. N. SRINIVASAN, MANAGER(HR), landline telephone numbers of the Contact MADRAS ATOMIC POWER official/s STATION,KALPAKKAM. MOBILE NO: 9489046185 Email id: [email protected] 2. R. NEHRU SAH,SR. ASSISTANT.GR.1(HR) MADRAS ATOMIC POWER STATION, KALPAKKAM. MOBILE NO: 9445397562 Email id: [email protected] 1.c. A small write up on ‘How to Reach the Kalpakkam is situated about 70 Kms. Interview Venue’ by Rail/Road/Air/Taxi/ from Chennai Domestic Airport and 73 Others from various parts of Country Kms. from Purachi Thalaivar including available modes of public M.G.Ramachandran Central Railway transport from nearby Railway Station/ Station Egmore Railway Station. (Journey time approximately 2½ hours), Airport/ Bus Depot to reach 'Place of 30 kms from Chengalpattu7. Reporting' To reach Kalpakkam - Board Kalpakkam Bus(No.188 and ECR –Pondicherry Bus) plying from Koyambedu Bus Terminus alight at Pudupattinam/Kalpakkam or hire a taxi from Airport/Railway station. From Chengalpattu Railway station(30 Kms.) : Buses route Nos. 108, 108 Express or 157 bound to Kalpakkam and alight at Kalpakkam Bus Stand (Terminus) (Journey time approximately 1 hour). 2.a. Details of the ‘Pick-up Point’ at nearby Railway ‘Pick-up Point’ Station / Airport (if a candidate wishes to The Institute of Mathematical Science avail NPCIL transport facility) 4th Cross street, CIT Campus, Taramani,Chennai -600 113.Location Complete Address including location hyperlink is given below. yperlink of ‘Pick-up Point’ 2.b. b)Name, Designation, Email Address, Landline 1. Smt. Katijha Dinesh ,Sr.Asst.Gr.2(HR) and Mobile Numbers of the Contact official/s Mobile No:9445004323 (for transport arrangement) Email id:[email protected] 2.Shri R. Elumalai, Technician/G Mobile No: 9445004354 Email id: [email protected] 2.c. Schedule and frequency of ‘to and fro’ Transport arrangement will be made as transport arrangement per the travel plan of the candidates. 2.d. A small write up on “How to Reach the ‘Pick- ‘Pick-up Point’ up Point’ from nearby railway station / airport The Institute of Mathematical Science, / bus-stand using available modes of public Taramani, Chennai. transport (Metro/Bus/Taxi/Others) from nearby Railway Station / Airport / Bus Location hyperlink is given below. Depot/Others The Mode of Public transport –preferably by taxi. 3. Lodging and Boarding Arrangement for DAE OFFICERS HOSTEL, Candidates – Location of hostel /guest house, DAE TOWNSHIP,KALPAKKAM 603 102 Arrangement of take away free packed food CHENGALPATTU DIST., TAMIL NADU. (during entire duration of stay) Food arranged in the above location or place of stay itself. Location hyper link is given below. 3 a. Name, designation, email address, mobile and Shri R. Sankar, Sr. Asst.Gr2(HR) landline telephone numbers of the Contact Mobile No: 9445397599 official/s (Lodging and Boarding Arrangement) Email id: [email protected] 4.a. Address of interview venue NPCIL MAPS GUEST HOUSE, DAE TOWNSHIP,KALPAKKAM 603 102 CHENGALPATTU DIST., TAMIL NADU. 4.b. Guest House and transport arrangement for NPCIL officials(Committee members) committee members, who are not from the coming from other sites can book their organizing site. rooms directly through online mode for accommodation at NPCIL MAPS GUEST HOUSE, DAE TOWNSHIP,KALPAKKAM 603 102 CHENGALPATTU DIST., TAMIL NADU. Departmental transport arrangement will be made to pick up from Chennai (Domestic) Airport to the Guest House. 4.c. Arrangement for distributing COVID protective COVID protective accessories will be accessories for candidates, committee made available in the Place of stay on members, staff and officers associated with arrival / interview venue. recruitment. 4.d. Arrangement for compliance of COVID Thermal and oxygen level check up will protocol as per approvals be done prior to interview or on arrival . However the candidates on arrival has to bring ‘Negative’ certificate of COVID Test taken within 72 hours. 4.e. Since, most of the candidates will reach one- Candidates may be advised to forward day advance to NPCIL site, the verification of the confirmed Travel plan and details of documents will preferably be done on day of escorts, if any, at least one week ahead arrival. Further, interview will start early (say to MAPS contact officials as given above 8:30 AM) and will be completed by early to arrange for documents verification evening (not beyond 4:00 PM). All attempt and lodging arrangement & transport shall be made to drop the candidate at nearest arrangement for candidates. railway station/airport on same day. Stay for The candidates may be advised to avoid second night may be permitted in exceptional escorts if possible in view of prevailing cases. pandemic situation. They may also be advised to check the prevailing COVID protocol to comply the conditions prescribed by the Tamil Nadu Govt. 4.f. Kindly see the observation of Director (O). It is Arrangements will be made to conduct desired that the opportunity may be utilized the interview in smooth manner. for building brand image of NPCIL and delightful experience of candidates at NPCIL sites. Accordingly, decent arrangement of transport & hospitality (free boarding & lodging) need to be done and site visit may be arranged for interested candidates (as practicable). Note: Certificate verification is planned on previous day of interview date at 1400Hrs . Therefore candidates may be advised to reach the place of stay well in advance on previous day to complete the certificate verification formalities. LOCATION HYPERLINK Pick up point at Chennai The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, 4th Cross Street, CIT Campus, Tharamani, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Distance from Chennai Airport to Pick up point – 13 Kms. (approx.) From Egmore Railway Station , Chennai to Pick up point - 12 Kms. (approx.) From Central Railway Station , Chennai to Pick up point - 14 Kms.(approx.) https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Institute+of+Mathematical+Sciences/@12.994241,80.24 48486,17z/data=!4m12!1m6!3m5!1s0x3a5267891168f22b:0xe363efe1ea3c2826!2sThe+Institute+of +Mathematical+Sciences!8m2!3d12.9942464!4d80.2470324!3m4!1s0x3a5267891168f22b:0xe363ef e1ea3c2826!8m2!3d12.9942464!4d80.2470324 Place of stay for candidates DAE Officers Hostel, DAE Township, Kalpakkam-603 102. https://www.google.com/maps/place/DAE+guest+house+Officer+Hostal/@12.5148966,80.1561722, 17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x3a53a96c18e47f3d:0xf4656b2047e9d0b8!8m2!3d12.5148914!4 d80.1583609 .
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