PGIMER Chandigarh Registrar Deputation Recruitment 2026

PGIMER Registrar Recruitment 2026: Overview

The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh wants to fill its Registrar post through deputation. This is not an open recruitment: it is meant for serving government officers who already hold an analogous post on a regular basis and are willing to move to PGIMER for a fixed term. The Institute has also written to state governments, including the Chief Secretary of Haryana, asking them to forward a panel of suitable officers.

The Registrar post suits officers with a solid record in academic administration. The notice specifically asks for experience in conducting examinations and handling admissions or the arrangement of teaching programmes, so if your administrative work already covers these areas, this is worth a close look.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Deputation term: The posting is on deputation, initially for three years.
• Who can be considered: Officers from the Central or State Government, UT Administrations, Central Statutory Bodies and Autonomous Bodies.
• Clean record: Your department must certify vigilance clearance and confirm that no departmental or disciplinary proceedings are pending or being contemplated against you.
• Selection can be withdrawn: PGIMER can withdraw the selection process at any stage without giving reasons.
• Updates: Keep checking the PGIMER website for any further notices on this post.

Application Submission Notes

Fill in the prescribed application format attached to the notice and route it through your Cadre Controlling Authority to The Director, PGIMER, Chandigarh (Establishment Branch-I(2), Non-Faculty Section, Sector-12). Your department forwards it along with your attested ACR/APAR copies and an experience certificate describing your job profile.

If your department cannot forward the form in time, you may send an advance copy well before the closing date. PGIMER will consider your candidature only after the proper-channel copy arrives, and incomplete or late forms are rejected; the Institute is not responsible for postal delays.