132 vacancies for Ayurvedic doctor on psc.cg.gov.in, apply from June 8

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CGPSC 2022 Recruitment for Ayurvedic Doctors

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Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission, CGPSC has announced 132 vacancies for the position of Ayurvedic doctor on its official website. The CGPSC Recruitment 2022 notification has also been published by the commission on psc.cg.nic.in.
According to the notification, the positions are under the Department of Medical Education (AYUSH) of Chhattisgarh. The registration process for the CGPSC Recruitment for Ayurveda Officers will begin on June 8, 2022. The registration process will end on June 27, 2022.

CGPSC Recruitment 2022 – Eligibility Criteria

Before applying for the positions, candidates should ensure that they meet the CGPSC Ayurvedic Medical Adviser eligibility criteria. As per the notification, applicants must hold a post-graduate degree in Ayurveda from an institution recognized by the Medical Council of India. The institute must also be registered with the Chhattisgarh Ayurveda, Unani and Natural Medical Board.

For more details, applicants can click on the direct link mentioned below to view the official CGPSC notification issued for the recruitment of Ayurvedic doctors.

CGPSC Recruitment 2022 – Notification

CGPSC Recruitment 2022 – Salary scale

Selected candidates for the position of Ayurvedic doctor will be paid a 12 tier salary i.e. from Rs. 56,100 to Rs. 1,77,500.

The online recruitment procedure will start from June 8, 2022 and will be closed for applications on June 27, 2022. Application forms will be posted on the official website of Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission. Once the process has begun, the steps to follow as well as the direct links will be updated here for applicants to refer to.

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