Jhargram NHM Recruitment 2026: 19 AYUSH Doctor, 12 Pharmacist and 2 Nurse Posts

Jhargram NHM Recruitment 2026 is Memo 1899 of 30 October 2026, which lists 33 contract jobs. There are 19 for BHMS, BAMS or BUMS doctors, 12 for D.Pharm holders and 2 for GNM nurses. The district health samiti is hiring them for RBSK (Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram), the child-health programme of the National Health Mission (NHM). Your rank is a 100-mark score from certificate marks, plus hospital experience for nurses, as the notice describes no written exam. You need West Bengal permanent residence and must be able to read, write and speak Bengali. Register and pay the fee by midnight of 18 November 2026. Submit the full form by midnight of 19 November 2026.

Your Jhargram rank comes from certificate marks: three worked scores

Each post has full marks of 100 (pages 1 to 3). For certificates, your percentage is scaled to the item’s maximum, to two decimal places, with no rounding off. Marks of an additional subject are not counted (page 4).

• Medical Officer, AYUSH: Class 10 out of 20, Class 12 out of 20 and the BHMS, BAMS or BUMS degree out of 40. An MD in homoeopathy, Ayurveda or Unani adds a flat 20. Without an MD, the highest possible score is 80.
• Pharmacist: Class 10 out of 20, Class 12 out of 20 and the D.Pharm out of 30. Pharmacy graduates gain more: B.Pharm marks are worth up to 20 more, and M.Pharm marks up to 10 more, in proportion to the percentage.
• Staff Nurse: Class 10 out of 30, Class 12 out of 30 and GNM out of 20. Hospital work adds up to 20.

Here is how three made-up applicants would score:

• A BAMS doctor with 82% in Class 10, 68% in Class 12 and 71% in BAMS gets 16.4 + 13.6 + 28.4 = 58.4. With an MD, it becomes 78.4.
• A pharmacist with 74%, 66% and 79% in D.Pharm gets 14.8 + 13.2 + 23.7 = 51.7. A B.Pharm with 64% adds 12.8, for 64.5.
• A nurse with 61%, 72% and 80% in GNM gets 18.3 + 21.6 + 16 = 55.9. Three and a half years of hospital work adds 15, for 70.9.

Nursing experience must be in the clinical side of a government or private hospital. It earns 5 marks for 1 to under 2 years and 10 for 2 to under 3 years. It is 15 for 3 to under 4 years, and 20 for 4 years or more. Only work done after you qualified, up to the form’s last date, is counted (page 3). At 0.3 marks per percentage point, the 10 marks for two years of hospital work equal about 33 extra points in Class 12.

Men’s and women’s doctor tables, and the 33-seat split

In the table, “UR” seats are open to all, “EWS” seats are for the economically weaker section, and the “UR-PwBD” seat is for an unreserved candidate with a benchmark disability.

The doctor posts are labelled MHT, for the Mobile Health Teams. The notice keeps men and women apart: page 1 opens 8 seats to men only, and page 2 opens 11 seats to women only. The women’s table has an OBC seat and the men’s table has none. The notice does not say whether OBC men may compete for the men’s 4 UR seats.

Pay is a monthly sum, called “consolidated” for pharmacists and nurses, and increments follow NHM guidelines. The notice gives no contract length. Posting can be in any RH (rural hospital) of Jhargram district. Reserved candidates get extra age years under state rules, but the notice gives no figure (page 3).

What BHMS, D.Pharm and GNM applicants must hold by 19 November

Your degree or diploma, internship and registration must all be complete by 19 November 2026. Meeting the minimum bar does not guarantee a seat (page 3).

• Doctors: These seats are for BHMS, BAMS and BUMS doctors (homoeopathy, Ayurveda and Unani), with the degree from an institution recognised by that stream’s council. The compulsory internship must be over when you apply, and you need the council’s registration certificate. Homoeopathy degrees count only if they appear in the Act’s Second Schedule (Homoeopathic Central Council Act, 1973). The doctor must be enrolled in Part-A of the West Bengal homoeopathic register or Part I of the central one. Graded BHMS degrees are accepted (pages 1 and 2).
• Pharmacist: you need a West Bengal Pharmacy Council certificate and a two-year allopathic D.Pharm. The institute must be approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) or AICTE (page 2).
• Staff Nurse: the GNM course must come from an institute that the Indian Nursing Council recognises, and the registration certificate from the West Bengal Nursing Council (page 3).

Two Jhargram deadlines a day apart: 18 and 19 November

The form opened at 11:00 AM on 31 October 2026 in the online recruitment section of wbhealth.gov.in (pages 1 and 4). Midnight of 18 November 2026 is the end for both registering and paying. After that, only an already paid form can be finally submitted, up to midnight of 19 November. The fee, paid online only, is Rs 50 for reserved categories and Rs 100 for general candidates, with no refund. The notice does not say which of the two fees EWS candidates pay.

• Save the “Application Print” from the hr.wbhealth.gov.in portal named on page 3. Without it, no candidate is seen at document verification (pages 3 and 4). Nothing has to be sent by post.
• Note down the online registration number; page 4 says the employer is not bound to give out any information about it later.
• Your photograph and signature have to go up with the online form. Without them it is liable to be cancelled, as it is when online details do not match the original testimonials (page 3).
• Only a West Bengal authority’s caste or disability certificate, issued before the last date, is accepted. For OBC, a current revalidated certificate is needed at document verification, or the candidature is cancelled.
• Document verification, any selection test and any interview are at your own cost; no TA/DA (travel or daily allowance) is paid (page 4).

The selection column says “Academic”, or “Academic & Experience” for nurses. Still, that TA/DA line names a “selection test/interview”, and candidates found ineligible at any step miss later stages (page 4). The letterhead lists the Member Secretary’s phone, (03221) 358521, and the e-mails jhargramcmoh@gmail.com and dpmu.jhd@gmail.com.

Two other West Bengal NHM forms: Rampurhat RBSK and Birbhum

The Rampurhat NHM RBSK notice covers the same three kinds of posts (registration and fee by 13 November, form until 17 November 2026). The Birbhum NHM Staff Nurse and GDMO notice has nurse and doctor posts (fee by 25 November, form until 27 November 2026). Pharmacists and nurses with a diploma will find more openings among our diploma-level government jobs. AYUSH doctors can check graduate-level jobs, and every Bengal notice we cover sits under West Bengal government jobs and healthcare recruitments.

Add up your own marks the same way before you pay the fee. Then register and pay by midnight of 18 November 2026, and submit by midnight of 19 November 2026.

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