AIIMS Recruitment 2020; Apply for 248 Various Chemist & Medical Staff Posts
Team Careers360 | October 22, 2020 | 04:07 PM IST
NEW DELHI - The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has released an online notification PDF. As per the recruitment notification, AIIMS is filling up for Group 'A' (Non-Faculty), 'B' and 'C' posts at AIIMS, New Delhi/NCI Jhajjar, Haryana. The posts are of Veterinary Officer, Chemist, Clinical Psychologist, General Duty Medical Officer. Interested candidates can apply for AIIMS Recruitment 2020 till November 19, 2020. Check all details related to the AIIMS Recruitment 2020 here.
AIIMS Recruitment 2020 Dates
The last date to apply is November 19, 2020.
AIIMS Recruitment 2020 Vacancies
There are a total of 248 vacancies that are released under the AIIMS Recruitment 2020. The number of posts and the vacancies are mentioned here -
| Posts | Vacancies |
| Chemist | 02 |
| Clinical Psychologist | 01 |
| GDMO (General Duty Medical Officer) | 04 |
| Scientist 1 | 16 |
| Scientist 2 | 18 |
| Scientist 2 (Gastroenterology) | 02 |
| Sr. Chemist | 01 |
| Sr. Technical Editor | 01 |
| Welfare Officer | 01 |
| Assistant Dietician | 10 |
| Ophthalmic Technician Gr 1 | 04 |
| Librarian Gr 3 | 03 |
| Assistant Stores Officer | 01 |
| Statistical Assistant | 04 |
| Technical Assistant | 02 |
| Jr. Physiotherapist | 33 |
| Technician Gr 2 | 03 |
| Donor Organizer | 01 |
| Physical Training Instructor | 02 |
| Storekeeper (Drugs) | 02 |
| Programmer | 02 |
| Jr. Engineer | 02 |
| Technical (Radiology) | 04 |
| Vocational Counsellor | 03 |
| Bariatric Co-ordinator | 01 |
| Genetic Counsellor | 01 |
| Workshop Assistant | 07 |
| Dental Technician Gr 2 | 03 |
| Workshop Technician Gr 2 | 04 |
| Driver | 10 |
| Receptionist | 13 |
| Multipurpose Worker | 10 |
| Jr. Photographer | 05 |
| Dy, General Manager | 03 |
| Jr. Medical Lab Technologist | 32 |
| Draftsman Gr 2 | 01 |
| Technician (Telephone) Gr 4 | 01 |
| Total | 248 |
AIIMS Recruitment 2020 Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria vary as per the posts. To know the detailed eligibility criteria, aspirants are advised to check the notification attached here.
AIIMS Recruitment 2020 How to apply?
- Visit the official website - aiimsexams.org
- Fill in all the details related to the AIIMS recruitment 2020
- Upload all documents like proof of date of birth, valid caste certificate valid EWS certificate, academic qualifications, experience certificates etc wherever asked.
- Pay the application fee in online mode before submitting.
AIIMS Recruitment 2020 Application Fee
- For General/OBC Candidates: Rs. 1,500/-
- For SC/ST/EWS/PwD Candidates: Rs. 1,200/-
Click here to download the official notification PDF of AIIMS Recruitment 2020.
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