DH&FWS Purba Bardhaman Recruitment: The District Health & Family Welfare Samity, Purba Bardhaman has released a fresh notification covering 47 vacancies. The drive is meant for two posts — Medical Officer-AYUSH (MHT) and Pharmacist.
These are purely contractual engagements, with an initial period running up to March 2027. That said, the engagement could well be extended further, subject to performance and approval from higher authority.
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Post-wise Vacancy Details
| Post | Vacancy | Monthly Consolidated Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Officer-AYUSH (MHT) | 6 | Rs 32,000 |
| Pharmacist | 41 | Rs 22,000 |
| Total | 47 | – |
Those selected will be posted at BPHCs and Municipalities across Purba Bardhaman district. Their job will be to deliver healthcare services under the National Health Mission (NHM), working within the Medical Health Team (MHT) and RBSK framework.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Last date for online application | 13 November 2026 |
| Publication of provisional list for testimonial verification | By 20 November 2026 |
| Initial engagement period | Up to March 2027 |
According to the notification, the provisional list along with the notice for original testimonial verification will go up on both www.purbabardhaman.nic.in and www.wbhealth.gov.in.
Eligibility Criteria
For Medical Officer-AYUSH (MHT):
- A BHMS/BAMS/BUMS degree from a recognised institution is required.
- The compulsory internship must already be completed at the time of applying.
- Registration with the respective council is a must.
- Age limit: maximum 40 years as on 01.01.2026.
For Pharmacist:
- Age limit: minimum 18 years, maximum 40 years as on 01.01.2026.
- The notification doesn’t spell out a separate educational qualification for this post, so it’s best to go through the official document for the full picture.
For both posts, candidates need to be permanent residents of West Bengal, and knowing how to read, write and speak Bengali is non-negotiable.
Additional Weightage
- Candidates holding an MD in Homeopathy, Ayurvedic or Unani from a recognised institution will get extra marks for the Medical Officer-AYUSH post.
- Those with B-Pharma or M-Pharma qualifications will similarly get extra marks for the Pharmacist post.
How to Apply
- Head to the official website www.wbhealth.gov.in and navigate to the online recruitment section.
- Fill in the online application form with accurate personal and academic details.
- Upload scanned copies of your signature and photograph in the correct format.
- Pay the application fee (full details below).
- Once submitted, download the “Application Print” from https://hr.wbhealth.gov.in/Index.aspx and keep a printed copy — it will be needed during document verification.
Application Fee
- Rs 100 for unreserved category candidates.
- Rs 50 for reserved category candidates.
- Payment can be made via NEFT to the “DISTRICT HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE SAMITY (NON-NHM)” account (A/C No 0187132000008, IFSC CNRB0000187), or through the online payment option.
Documents Required
- Printed copy of the online application and registration form.
- NEFT payment receipt, UTR document, or online payment screenshot.
- Mark sheets and certificates for Class X, Class XII, and Degree/Diploma.
- Registration certificate from the respective council.
- Original testimonials for verification.
Selection Process
Selection will rest purely on marks secured in academic qualifications, backed by verification of original testimonials. There’s no written exam involved in this recruitment, as per the notification.
What Candidates Should Do Now
- Start by checking your own eligibility — qualification, council registration, age — against the criteria listed above.
- Keep scanned copies of all educational certificates and mark sheets ready well in advance.
- Make sure the online application is completed before 13 November 2026.
- Save the fee payment receipt once you’ve submitted it — you’ll need it later.
- After submission, download and print the “Application Print” without delay.
- Keep checking the official website around 20 November 2026 for the provisional list.
- If there’s any confusion around vacancies, fee, age limit, or eligibility, it’s worth going through the official notification carefully before applying.
Preparation Note
Since there’s no written exam here, and selection hinges entirely on academic marks plus testimonial verification, candidates should focus their energy on getting every certificate, mark sheet, and registration document in order well ahead of the deadline.
Those with additional qualifications — MD, B-Pharma, or M-Pharma — should keep those certificates handy too, since they could fetch extra marks. And proficiency in Bengali isn’t something to overlook either, given that knowledge of the local language forms part of the mandatory eligibility criteria here.






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