Govt Job: For D.Pharm or B.Pharm under DME | Pay Rs 60,500 per month

The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam, Training and Research, Assam was established in the year 1984 under the control of Health & Family Welfare Department, Government of Assam.

Post: Pharmacist

Online applications are invited from the citizens of India as defined under Article 5 and 6 of the Constitution of India for filling up of vacancies of different Grade-Ill posts (technical & non-technical) in existing vacant posts and newly create the Directorate of Medical Education. Assam and different Medical Colleges and Hospitals as well as Dental Nursing Colleges,Paramedical Institutes etc. of the Sate under the establishment of the Directorate of Medical E Assam

Pharmacist
No of Posts :
 06 [UR-4, ST(p)-01, OBC/MOBC-01]
Requisite qualification : HSSLC (Sc) or equivalent with Diploma in Pharmacy from Govt, recognized Institute

Pay Scale : Rs. 14,000-Rs. 60,500
Grade Pay : Rs. 7400/-

Chemist
No of Posts :
 01 [UR-01]

Requisite qualification : B.Sc with Chemistry/B.Pharm from a recognized Institute
Pay Scale : Rs. 14,000-Rs. 60,500
Grade Pay : Rs. 8700/-

Application Fee :No fee is required to be paid.

Selection Process :
Selection process shall be notified in the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education. Assam (dme.assam.gov.in) in due course of time.

The online application form shall also be uploaded in the same portal shortly. The candidates are requested to keep a watch in the portal.

Terms & Conditions :
Intending candidates are to check the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam (dme.assam.gov.in) I for detail terms & conditions and other criteria’s of the recruitment process which will be published in due course of time.

Candidates who had already applied online for the posts against the advertisements mentioned above need not apply again.

Their candidature will be automatically included for these additional posts. Any alterations/modifications in application form submitted earlier is not allowed

Last Date : Extended up to 07/04/2022

  • Related Posts

    The Most Innovative Medical Devices of 2026: Breakthrough Technologies Target Heart Disease, Cancer, Neurological Disorders and Kidney Dysfunction

    NEW DELHI: Medical technology innovation is entering a new phase, with advanced cardiac implants, incisionless brain surgery, blood-based cancer screening, smart insulin delivery and real-time kidney-function monitoring among the technologies…

    Three arrested after liquor bottles found at pharma firm

    Patna: Three people were arrested and sent to jail after a large quantity of liquor bottles was found at Cellulas Pharma Private Limited in Kankarbagh during a raid by the…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    The Most Innovative Medical Devices of 2026: Breakthrough Technologies Target Heart Disease, Cancer, Neurological Disorders and Kidney Dysfunction

    The Most Innovative Medical Devices of 2026: Breakthrough Technologies Target Heart Disease, Cancer, Neurological Disorders and Kidney Dysfunction

    Three arrested after liquor bottles found at pharma firm

    Three arrested after liquor bottles found at pharma firm

    NEXUS 2026 brings pharma experts together to explore next generation analytical technologies

    NEXUS 2026 brings pharma experts together to explore next generation analytical technologies

    National Formulary of India 2026 Lists Unapproved Drugs; DCGI Seeks Urgent Explanation from IPC Over Regulatory Discrepancy

    National Formulary of India 2026 Lists Unapproved Drugs; DCGI Seeks Urgent Explanation from IPC Over Regulatory Discrepancy

    Six leading mental health organisations unite to launch ‘Humanising Medicine India Initiative’ on World Mental Health Day

    Six leading mental health organisations unite to launch ‘Humanising Medicine India Initiative’ on World Mental Health Day

    Cancer Drug Prices May Fall By Up To 70% As Government Caps Trade Margins: Sources

    Cancer Drug Prices May Fall By Up To 70% As Government Caps Trade Margins: Sources