RUHS Medical Officer 2026: 600 Posts, Applications Open 14 September

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences opens applications on 14 September for 600 Medical Officer posts, all-India, no application fee, and open to any MBBS graduate registered with the Rajasthan Medical Council, not just Rajasthan residents. That's a genuinely broad eligibility pool for a state recruitment, and with roughly three weeks until the window opens, this is the right time to get your registration and documents sorted rather than starting that process the week applications go live.

At a Glance

Detail	Figure
Vacancies	600 (177 reserved for women)
Notification released	13 August 2026
Application window	14 September – 13 October 2026
Application fee	None
Domicile requirement	None; all-India recruitment
Qualification	MBBS with valid Rajasthan Medical Council registration

The Registration Requirement Is the Part to Sort Out Early

You don't need to be from Rajasthan to apply, but you do need to be registered with the Rajasthan Medical Council specifically, and that registration has to be valid by the written exam date, not just by the time you submit your application. If you're currently registered with a different state medical council, transferring or adding Rajasthan registration isn't instant, so this is worth starting now rather than in the weeks after applications open, when you'll also be juggling the application form itself.

What the Exam Covers

RUHS hasn't published the detailed exam pattern, marks, or duration yet; that comes with the information booklet when applications open on 14 September. What is known is that it's an online written test built around the MBBS curriculum, spanning subjects including General Medicine, Otorhinolaryngology, Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, Physiology, Pediatrics, and Pathology. Selection runs on written exam marks alone; document verification and the medical fitness check afterward are qualifying stages, not scored ones.

Use the Next Three Weeks for This

Confirm your Rajasthan Medical Council registration status first; that's the item most likely to cause a last-minute scramble if you leave it until the application window opens. Beyond that, a broad refresher across the listed subjects makes sense now, since you won't know the exact weighting or format until the booklet drops, and starting revision blind across a wide MBBS-curriculum spread is more productive than waiting for a syllabus that narrows things down. Keep your MBBS certificate, 10th/12th certificates, category certificate if applicable, and any other document RUHS is likely to ask for at verification scanned and ready, since a no-fee, all-India recruitment like this one tends to draw a large applicant pool, and processing moves faster for candidates who aren't scrambling for paperwork after the merit list is out.

For other current openings in the state, browse our Rajasthan jobs hub, or check the Nursing and Health jobs hub for other medical postings.