Specialist (Ayurvedic Spl.), Medical Officer, Pharmacist/Dispenser, Messours, Attendant, Yoga Instructor (Part Time)

Who Should Apply Age: 18 to 42 years as per the notification. Age relaxation: Not specified in notification. Qualification: Varies by post. Specialist requires a Master's degree in Ayurveda plus the Medical Officer qualification. Medical Officer requires an Ayurveda degree of at least five years. Pharmacist/Dispenser requires Up-Waidya plus Matric. Messours requires Secondary School plus a six-month or longer Ayurvedic massage certificate. Attendant requires Matriculation. Yoga Instructor requires 10+2 and a one-year Diploma in Yoga from a UGC accredited university. Domicile: Not specified in notification. Gender: Open to all genders. Gender restriction: Not specified in notification. The Specialist and Medical Officer posts are one vacancy each and are open only to candidates holding a completed Ayurveda degree at the level stated. Candidates without that degree should not apply for these two posts, regardless of age. The Pharmacist/Dispenser, Messours and Attendant posts require Matriculation or a certificate course rather than a degree. The Attendant post lists one year of hospital or health institution experience as desirable, not essential. Check your date of birth against the closing date using the age calculator , since the notification does not state an age relaxation for any category. Salary and Career Growth Specialist (Ayurvedic Spl.), 1 post: ₹50,000 per month as listed in the notification. Medical Officer, 1 post: ₹40,000 per month as listed in the notification. Pharmacist/Dispenser, 1 post: ₹12,000 per month as listed in the notification. Messours, 1 post: ₹10,000 per month as listed in the notification. Attendant, 1 post: ₹9,000 per month as listed in the notification. Yoga Instructor (Part Time), 20 posts: ₹8,000 per month as listed in the notification. The notification lists fixed monthly pay for each post but does not state a pay level, pay matrix, or whether these are regular salaried government positions. It also does not confirm whether any deduction applies. If a post is confirmed as regular salaried employment under the National Pension System, the employee deduction is 10% of basic pay plus DA. The notification does not confirm this for these posts, so treat the figures above as gross amounts and check the in-hand position in the official notification. Income tax applies only if your total income crosses the taxable limit. Promotion timelines and private-sector comparisons depend on the post, and the notification does not provide them. Use the salary calculator to estimate your take-home figure once the deductions are confirmed. How to Apply This recruitment is offline/walk-in, so there is no online registration step. Follow these steps: Visit and read the official notification for the walk-in venue, date and time. Applications open on 9 October 2026 and close on 27 October 2026. Confirm that you meet the qualification and age limit for the specific post you are applying for. Collect the application form as directed in the notification. Fill it in clearly, in the format the notification specifies. Prepare originals and attested photocopies of your qualification certificates, date of birth proof, category certificate if you are claiming a category, and an identity document. If the notification asks for a passport-size photograph or a digital photo, prepare it to the size stated. If you need to resize a digital photo first, use the image resizer . Reach the venue on time, carrying the completed form, photographs, originals, attested copies and a photo ID. Submit the form at the walk-in as instructed, and keep a copy of the submitted form and any receipt issued. Selection Process The notification data available here does not list the selection stages, marks, qualifying criteria, or whether there is a written test, interview, or document-based merit assessment. Do not assume a written examination or any specific stage until the official notification confirms it. Read the full notification at before attending the walk-in. Should You Apply? Apply if you are between 18 and 42 years old and hold the exact qualification for one of the six posts. The Attendant post (Matriculation with Hindi or Sanskrit up to Matric, and the ability to read and write Hindi) is the most accessible option in terms of qualification, with a monthly pay of ₹9,000. The Yoga Instructor posts (20 vacancies, ₹8,000 per month, part time) suit candidates who already hold a one-year UGC accredited Diploma in Yoga and want part-time work. Skip this recruitment if you do not hold an Ayurveda degree and are looking at the Specialist or Medical Officer posts, since those require a completed degree. Also skip it if you need a full-time, fixed-term income from the Yoga Instructor role, because that post is listed as part time. Candidates who cannot attend a walk-in in Bhiwani on the date announced in the notification should also reconsider, since the notification does not confirm any

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