Punjab House Surgeon Recruitment 2026: 523 Posts, Before 26 July

The official public notice (No. E4(4)/Pb./2026/) has been uploaded by the Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Punjab, along with the district-wise vacancy breakup (Annexure-A) and the application format. Candidates are advised to read the full notification carefully before applying. The notice and online application link are available on the official website: https://nhm.punjab.gov.in Download DHFW Punjab House Surgeon Recruitment 2026 Notification PDF Here

Note: The number of posts may be decreased or increased by the department without prior notice.

Not explicitly specified in the notice. Candidates who have graduated from medical colleges outside India are also eligible, subject to clearing the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Candidates graduating from medical colleges established/run by the Government of India or State Government, or through a Society established/run by the Government and predominantly funded by it Candidates graduating from medical colleges other than those established/run by the Government of India/State Government or such a Society Candidates graduating from medical colleges outside India Applications are considered priority-wise - candidates in the next priority category are considered only after all applicants from the previous priority category have been exhausted or considered.

Selection to the House Surgeon post will be made purely on merit , determined on the basis of the percentage of marks obtained in the professional MBBS university examinations - 1st Professional, 2nd Professional, and Final Professional MBBS. Merit is applied within the order-of-priority framework described above. The Selection Committee will function at the district level and comprise: Civil Surgeon of the District - Chairman Assistant Civil Surgeon Representative of the Deputy Commissioner District Social Justice Empowerment Officer

House Surgeon: ₹70,000 per month Each selected candidate must deposit a security amount of ₹20,000 before joining duty. This security is forfeited, and no House Job completion certificate is issued, if the House Surgeon leaves before completing the full tenure or is discharged due to unsatisfactory conduct.