GSSSB MPHW Male Divyang Recruitment 2026 — 11 Posts

GSSSB is hiring 11 Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 posts in Gujarat under a Special Recruitment Drive for Divyang (PwBD) candidates. If you have a one-year MPHW certificate or a Sanitary Inspector Diploma, you can apply online. The last date to apply at ojas.gujarat.gov.in is 29 May 2026. Fixed pay is Rs. 26,000 per month for the first 5 years, after which Level-2 pay scale (Rs. 19,900 - Rs. 63,200) applies.

GSSSB MPHW (Male) Divyang Special Drive Recruitment 2026 - 11 Posts

Gujarat Subordinate Services Selection Board (GSSSB), Gandhinagar, has released Advertisement No. 410/202627 dated 13 May 2026 for the special recruitment of Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 under the Additional Director (Public Health), Health and Family Welfare Department of Gujarat. All 11 vacancies are reserved exclusively for male Divyang (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) candidates across blindness/low-vision, locomotor and intellectual disability categories. This is a separate drive from the regular MPHW recruitment.

Vacancy Breakdown by Disability Category

• Group A — Blindness or Low Vision (LV): 4 posts
• Group C — Locomotor Disability (OA, BA, OL, BL, CP, etc.): 4 posts
• Group D & E — Autism, Intellectual Disability, Mental Illness: 3 posts

Who Can Apply?

Educational Qualification

• You must have completed a minimum one-year Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Basic) certificate course or Diploma from a Government-recognised institution.
• OR a minimum one-year Sanitary Inspector Diploma from a Government-recognised institution.
• Basic computer knowledge as per Gujarat Government rules.
• Knowledge of Gujarati and Hindi is required.

Other Requirements

• Gender: Male candidates only.
• Category: Only male candidates with a valid Benchmark Disability certificate (matching Group A, C, D or E) can apply.
• Gujarat domicile is preferred for reservation benefits.

Age Limit

• Minimum age: 18 years
• Maximum age: 36 years as on the last date of online application
• Age Relaxation: PwBD candidates get an additional 10 years of relaxation. SC/ST/SEBC/EWS male candidates get 5 years. Women candidates from these categories are not applicable for this male-only drive.

Salary

• Fixed pay of Rs. 26,000 per month for the first 5 years of service.
• After 5 years, regular pay scale of Level-2 (Rs. 19,900 - Rs. 63,200) under 7th Pay Commission.
• Plus DA, HRA and other allowances as per Gujarat Government rules after regularisation.

Application Fee

• General / Unreserved: Rs. 500 (plus postal charges)
• SC / ST / SEBC / EWS / PwBD: No fee
• Payment mode: Online via post office e-payment / online gateway

Selection Process

Selection will be made in the following stages:

1. Competitive Written Exam (CBRT or OMR-based): 210 objective MCQ questions for 210 marks in 3 hours (180 minutes). Part A — General Aptitude (90 marks); Part B — Technical Knowledge (120 marks). You must score at least 40% in each part separately.
2. Document Verification: Based on merit in the written exam.
3. Disability Certificate Verification: Your Benchmark Disability certificate must be valid and match the group you applied under.
4. Medical Examination

Negative Marking: 0.25 marks deducted for each wrong answer or blank if 'E - Not Attempted' is not chosen.

How to Apply

1. Go to the OJAS portal at ojas.gujarat.gov.in.
2. Click on 'Apply Online' and choose GSSSB Advertisement No. 410/202627.
3. Register and fill in the online application form with personal, educational and disability details.
4. Upload your scanned photograph, signature and Benchmark Disability certificate.
5. Pay the application fee online (or 'No Fee' for reserved categories).
6. Submit the form and take a printout for your records.

Important Dates

• Advertisement Date: 13 May 2026
• Online Application Start: 15 May 2026
• Last Date to Apply Online: 29 May 2026
• Last Date for Fee Payment: 29 May 2026
• Exam Date: To be announced
• Admit Card Release: To be announced

• Provide preventive and promotive health services to families in your assigned rural or urban area
• Conduct house visits, immunisation drives and antenatal/postnatal care under government health schemes
• Spread awareness about communicable diseases, sanitation, nutrition and family planning
• Maintain accurate health records, registers and monthly reports for the Primary Health Centre
• Help organise health camps, vaccination sessions and outbreak control activities
• Refer serious cases to the nearest PHC, CHC or government hospital on time
• Assist Medical Officers and senior health staff during inspections and surveys