All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi has provided a golden opportunity for recruitment to the posts of Assistant Professor. This recruitment will be done on contract basis, in which a total of 42 vacancies will be filled. These posts are available in AIIMS New Delhi and NCI Jhajjar. Eligible candidates can apply on the official website rrp.aiimsexams.ac.in till 5 October 5 pm.
Purpose of recruitment
The main objective of this recruitment is to fulfil the requirement of specialist teachers in various departments of AIIMS. The contract period for the post of Assistant Professor will be one year or until any other arrangement is made, whichever is earlier. The selected candidates will get an attractive salary of ₹1,42,506 per month, which makes this post even more attractive.
Application Fee
The application fee for this recruitment is prescribed as per the category:
For General and OBC candidates: ₹3,000 For EWS and SC/ST candidates: ₹2,400 For PWD candidates: There is no fee, making this recruitment inclusive.
Selection Process
The applications will be reviewed by the selection committee of AIIMS. If the candidates are selected, they will be called for an interview at AIIMS New Delhi. The interview result will be published on the official website of the institute, making it easily accessible to all candidates.
How to apply?
To apply follow the following steps:
First of all visit the website rrp.aiimsexams.ac.in . Click on the "Faculty Recruitment" tab. Go to the application link for the post of Assistant Professor on contract basis in AIIMS, New Delhi. Click on 'View Details' and login by filling in the required information. Fill and submit the application form. Take a print out of it for future reference.
Last Date of Application
If you are dreaming of working as an Assistant Professor in AIIMS, then do not miss this opportunity. Make sure you complete the application process before October 5 and take a big step towards your career.
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