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This is an archive article published on October 30, 2021

Maharashtra: Exam for category D posts on October 31

The director of health, Maharashtra, said that a total of 3,462 posts are vacant in Category D in the state Health Department and they include those of ward boys, sweepers and other supporting staff.

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Pune Health Department, Health Department, Pune, healthcare sector, Category D, Pune newsOver 4.61 lakh candidates have applied for the examination that will be conducted across 1,364 centres in the state. (Representational File Photo)

The state Health Department is going to conduct the written examination for Category D vacant posts on October 31.


Dr Archana Patil, director of health, Maharashtra, said that a total of 3,462 posts are vacant in Category D in the state Health Department.

The posts include those of ward boys, sweepers and other supporting staff.

Over 4.61 lakh candidates have applied for the examination that will be conducted across 1,364 centres in the state.

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