Proud fr being NFC in Middle of the city Place where
Once I wrote a Exam for recruitment Unfortunately I will not
Nuclear fuel manufacturing center of india..I'm proud for it to be Hyderabad
It is an unique organization in the world .we feel proud to be part of it. Nicely maintained greenery all around.
The research here is top-notch! Very knowledgeable people and facilities surrounded by lots of trees. Mostly restricted to outside public.
I am working here. Nice Organisation. Well maintained. Growing year by year. Never fails in commitment.
Nuclear Research will be done here....Best for it's research
Great nuclear center with tight security and great service, very cool hoardings are kept outside the complex every year
This is a top secret Central Government facility and I'm bound by a non disclosure agreement.. so I can't divulge into the details.. but I can ensure one thing.. it's the coolest place to intern at, especially when your case is the rarest of the lot..
One of the finest nuclear research centers in India.
It is one of the research center of the government . The location of the office is good and natural with big trees .
Very Swift North-gate CISF reception staff. 1. These security guards & officers, offer quick-check-in service to visitors. 2. They do not get angry or irritated with the visitors. 3. They know the rules for material entry very well. Visitors are respected and offered chair to sit, water to drink. 4. Offer facility to safe-keep mobile phones for outstation visitors reaching directly from flights. Wish every other CISF entry is as efficient. Keep-it up.
Just a normal industrial complex. Its a production and manufacturing complex, similar to any other factory like automobile or component fabrication facility. Prospective engineers looking to work here keep in mind that its not a research facility, work would be 90% routine managerial, running on shop floor and 6 days working. And most people lack a certain level of empathy here.
Hi sir, Nuclear Fuel Complex is ours Nations pride,Surve with Atoms for future generations.
