Govt Job for Medical Officers (576 posts) under Public service Commission

Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission released Govt Jobs age limit 35 to 40 for the Recruitment of 576 Vacancies for Medical Officer Posts.

Here is a new update from MPPSC Recruitment. Madhya Pradesh Public Selection Commission released plenty of jobs for people looking for Govt Jobs in Madhya Pradesh. The vacancies are available for Medical Officer Posts. The total number of vacancies available for MPPSC Recruitment is 576.

MPPSC Recruitment 2021 – 576 Vacancies

Madhya Pradesh Government released 576 vacancies for MPPSC Recruitment for Medical Officer Posts. This is good news for candidates looking for Govt Jobs in Madhya Pradesh. MPPSC Recruitment Notification is released on 14th June 2021.

The applicant applying for the state govt job must read the MPPSC Recruitment notification before applying. Candidates should have completed their MBBS or equivalent from a recognized university for applying to this Medical Officer.

Age Limit for this Medical Officer is 40 years. Eligible and Interested Candidates can apply on or before 23rd July 2021.

Name of the Post: Medical Officer
No. of Vacancies: 576

Job Location: Madhya Pradesh
Pay Scale: Not Mentioned

Eligibility Criteria: Applicants should have completed their MBBS or equivalent from a recognized university for MPPSC Recruitment 2021.

Age Limit:

  • Minimum Age Limit: 21
  • Maximum Age Limit: 40

Selection Process:

  • Written Test
  • Interview

Application Fee: Please check the official notification

How to Apply:

  • Eligible and interested applicants can apply online at the official website page at http://www.mppsc.nic.in/ MPPSC Recruitment 2021.

Important Dates:

  • Starting Date for Submission of Application: 24/06/2021
  • Last date for Submission of Application: 23/07/2021

Important Links: http://www.mppsc.nic.in/

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