Government of Andhra Pradesh, Directorate of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, has issued a job Advertisement for the position of Assistant Professor. Eligible Candidates who are interested in the Details of the vacancy and have Met All of the Eligibility Criteria can Read the Notification and Apply online.
Job seekers can find information about DME AP Recruitment 2022 on this page. DME AP officials are Taking DME AP Recruitment 2022 Online Forms for 631 Assistant Professor Positions. The application link will be available on December 1st, 2022, and the application deadline is December 7th, 2022. Before that date, you must submit your Application form. Educational Qualifications, Age Limit, Selection Process, and DME AP Assistant Professor Salary are all covered in the sections below.
Candidate Should Possess PG/ Degree (MD, MCH, DM, MS, MDS)
Application Fee
For OC Candidates: 1000/-
For BC/ EWS/ SC/ ST/ PH Candidate: 500/-
Payment Mode: Through Online Mode Only
Important Dates
Starting Date for Apply Online: 01-12-2022 from 01:00 Am
Last Date for Apply Online: 10-12-2022 to 11:59 Pm
Age Limit
Upper Age Limit for OC Candidates: 42 Years (should not have been born before 01–12–1980).
Upper Age Limit for EWS/SC/ST/BC Candidates: 47 Years (should not have been born before (01–12–1975).
Upper Age Limit for PH Candidates: 52 Years (should not have been born before (01–12–1970).
Upper Age Limit for Ex-Servicemen Candidates: 50 Years (should not have born before (01–12–1972).
DME Andhra Pradesh Assistant Professor Eligibility Criteria
Civil Assistant Surgeons working for the Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare or the Andhra Pradesh Vaidya Vidhana Parishad are the only ones who can apply.
Only Assistant Professors in super specialties working in the Directorate of Medical Education may apply.
The candidate must be an approved probationer or have successfully completed the probation period in the CAS/Assistant Professor cadre.
The candidate must not have any pending disciplinary charges against him or her, and he or she must not be absent without permission.
