UP NHM CHO Result 2021 Announced for 2800 Community Health Officer Posts

UP NHM Recruitment 2021 Notification , Result Announced for 2800 CHOs Posts Download Now @upnrhm.gov.in

NHM UP CHO Recruitment 2021 –

National Health Mission (NHM), Uttar Pradesh has announced Exam Result for 6 Months Certificate in Community Health for Nurses (CCHN) Training for the 2021-22 session for 2800 Community Health Officer (CHO) Posts. Those candidates who are enrolled in the vacancy can Download Admit Card Now. (Direct Link given below to Download Result in Important Links Section)

Read the full article to know Important Dates, Application Fee, Age Limit, Educational Qualification, vacancy details & More.

Post Date – 19 June 2021

Post Update – 27 November 2021

Vacancy – 2800 Vacancies

Job Location – Uttar Pradesh

UP NHM CHO Vacancy 2021

Important Dates for UP NHM Vacancy 2021

• Starting Date for Apply Online Application – 30 June 2021 at 11 AM
• Last Date for Submission of Online Application – 20 July 2021 till 11:59 PM
• Exam Date – September 2021
• Admit Card Released Date – 25 August 2021
• Result Announced Date – 27 November 2021

Application Fee

No Application Fee will be charged for this recruitment.

Eligibility Criteria for UP NHM CHO Recruitment 2021

Age Limit

• 18 -35 Years as on 17 June 2021.
• Age Relaxation Extra as per NHM UP Rules.

Educational Qualification

Must have General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) from a recognized Institute / B.Sc. Nursing or Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing from a recognized Institute/University.

UP NHM CHO 2021 Vacancy Details – Total 2800 Vacancies

How to Apply for NHM UP CHO Recruitment 2021 ?

The Interested & Eligible candidates can apply Online to the post through the official website http://upnrhm.gov.in from 30 June to 20 July 2021.

Important Links for UP NHM CHO Vacancy 2021 

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