ECHS Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline for 175 Medical Officer, Clerk and More Posts

Last date to apply: 28 January 2026

Overview

The Ex‑Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS) has announced recruitment for 175 posts, including Medical Officer, Clerk and other support roles for FY 2026‑27. Applications are to be submitted offline by 28 January 2026. Vacancies cover a range of medical and administrative positions with salaries from ₹21,800 to ₹1,30,000. Eligibility varies by post, with preference for ex‑servicemen. The selection process involves an interview.

Key Details

Organization
Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS)
Qualification
B.Pharma, B.Sc, MBBS, Diploma, GNM, 8TH, MS/MD, DMLT
Vacancies
175
Posted
01 January 2026
Last date to apply
28 January 2026

Important Dates

Notification Date01 January 2026
Last Date of Receipt of Application28 January 2026

Important Links

Vacancy Details

OIC: 4; Medical Specialist: 7; Gynaecologist: 5; Medical Officer: 47; Dental Officer: 15; Dental Assistant/ Hygienist/Technician: 10; Lab Technician: 8; Lab Assistant: 4; Pharmacist: 17; Nursing Assistant: 16; Physiotherapist: 3; IT Network Technician: 2; Clerk: 3; Data Entry Operator: 2; Receptionist: 2; Driver: 8; Chowkidar: 2; Peon: 5; Female Attendant: 9; Safaiwala: 6

Selection Process

Interview

How to Apply

Download the application form from the official ECHS website., Fill in the required details and attach self‑attested photocopies of educational qualifications and work experience., Submit the completed application to the OIC, ECHS, Stn HQ (ECHS Cell), Delhi Cantt by 28 January 2026., Bring original certificates, mark sheets, discharge book, PPO, service records, and two PP‑size colour photographs to the interview., Attend the interview as scheduled.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important dates for ECHS Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline for 175 Medical Officer, Clerk and More Posts?

Notification Date: 01 January 2026; Last Date of Receipt of Application: 28 January 2026

What is the selection process?

Interview