Rajasthan RSMSSB invites application for community health officers; check how to apply

Rajasthan SSB 2022, RSMSSB Community Health Officer: How to apply

Step 1: Go to the official website– rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in

Step 2: Click on the online application link or login on the sso.rajasthan.gov portal

Step 3: Click on new registration and enter your details such as name, age, gender, etc.

Step 4: Once registered, candidates have to enter their details such as father’s name, etc… and upload the necessary documents

Step 5: If the candidate registers through SSO id they have to submit their class 10 marksheet and an identification proof.

Step 6: To pay the fees, the candidates have to generate an application ID on the recruitment portal

Step 7: Pay the fees and download the application form for future reference

In case of any issue faced by the candidates, they can call on the helpline number 0141-2221424/ 0141-2221425

The application fee for candidates belonging to the unreserved, creamy layer of other backward classes/most backward classes is Rs 450. The fee for candidates belonging to non-creamy layer of backward classes, most backward classes and EWS candidates of Rajasthan is Rs 350. And, fees for people belonging to differently-abled category and SC, ST is Rs 250.

The candidate should be above the age of 21 and below 40 years of age. There is an age relation of 5 years for aspirants belonging to SC, ST, OBC, EWS, most backward class. Women candidates belonging to the unreserved category will also be eligible for 5 years age relaxation, whereas women belonging to aforementioned reserved categories will get 10 years of age relaxation. Ex-army personnel will have an upper age limit of 50 years.

The aspirants should have a BSc in Community Health, Nurse (GNM or BSc), Ayurveda practitioner (BAMS) from a recognised institute.

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