Application Open — 07 to 21 March 2026
GSSSB MPHW Recruitment 2026
254 Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male) Class-3 Posts
Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB) has officially released Advertisement No. 404/2025-26 for 254 Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 posts under the Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Gujarat. Online applications are being accepted at ojas.gujarat.gov.in from 07 March 2026 to 21 March 2026. Selected candidates receive a fixed salary of ₹26,000/month for the first five years.
📌 254 Posts
🏦 Health Dept., Gujarat
🎓 MPHW Certificate / ITI
🎂 Age: 18–33 Yrs
💸 Salary: ₹26,000/mo
🟢 Apply Open — 21 Mar 2026
254
Total Posts
Class-3
Post Category
₹26,000
Fixed Pay/mo
21 Mar
Last Date
18–33
Age Limit
210 Qs
Exam Pattern
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Recruitment Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Conducting Authority | Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB), Gandhinagar, Gujarat |
| Department | Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Gujarat |
| Advertisement Number | 404/2025-26 |
| Post Name | Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 |
| Total Vacancies | 254 posts |
| Post Classification | Class-3 — Non-Gazetted, Government Service |
| Job Location | Gujarat (various districts under Health & Family Welfare Department) |
| Application Mode | Online only via ojas.gujarat.gov.in |
| Application Start Date | 07 March 2026 |
| Application Last Date | 21 March 2026 |
| Application Fee (General) | ₹500 |
| Application Fee (Reserved / Women / PwD) | ₹400 |
| Fixed Pay (First 5 Years) | ₹26,000 per month |
| Pay Scale (After 5 Years) | Level-2: ₹19,900 – ₹63,200 as per 7th Pay Commission |
| Selection Method | MCQ-based Competitive Examination (CBRT/OMR) — Single Stage |
| Official Website (GSSSB) | gsssb.gujarat.gov.in |
| Apply Website (OJAS) | ojas.gujarat.gov.in |
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Important Dates
Official Notification Published (Advt. 404/2025-26)
07 March 2026
Online Application Window Opens at ojas.gujarat.gov.in
07 March 2026
Last Date to Submit Online Application
21 March 2026
Application Fee Payment Deadline (Online)
21 March 2026
Competitive Examination (CBRT/OMR) — Admit Card & Exam Date
To Be Notified by GSSSB
Result, Merit List & Document Verification
To Be Notified by GSSSB
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Vacancy Details — Category-Wise
📋 About the 254 Vacancies
All 254 posts are for Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 under the Health and Family Welfare Department, Gujarat Government. The category-wise breakdown is as per the Gujarat Government’s reservation policy covering General (Unreserved), SEBC, SC, ST, and EWS categories, with horizontal reservation for Women and Divyang (PwD) candidates. Refer to Annexure of Advertisement No. 404/2025-26 on gsssb.gujarat.gov.in for the exact category-wise table.
| Post Name | Post Classification | Department | Total Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male) | Class-3 | Health & Family Welfare Dept., Gujarat | 254 |
| Total Vacancies (Advt. No. 404/2025-26) | 254 | ||
| Category | Approximate Reservation % | Special Note |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical (Main) Reservation Categories | ||
| General (Unreserved) | Open Competition | No caste certificate required |
| Socially & Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) | As per Gujarat Govt. rules | Valid SEBC / Non-Creamy Layer certificate required |
| Scheduled Caste (SC) | As per Gujarat Govt. rules | Valid caste certificate from competent authority |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST) | As per Gujarat Govt. rules | Valid tribe certificate from competent authority |
| Economically Weaker Section (EWS) | 10% | EWS certificate for current financial year required |
| Horizontal (Cross-Cutting) Reservation | ||
| Divyang (PwD) | 3% of total vacancies | Minimum 40% disability; valid certificate required |
| Ex-Servicemen | As per Gujarat Govt. rules | Discharge certificate from defence services required |
| Widows / Divorced Women | Special preference in scoring | 5% additional marks added to competitive exam score |
| Sports Persons | Special preference in scoring | 5% additional marks added to competitive exam score |
⚠️ Important Notes on Reservations
- Gujarat Government reservation rules apply in full — the above percentages are indicative. The exact category-wise post count is published in the official advertisement Annexure.
- Candidates claiming SEBC reservation must ensure their Non-Creamy Layer certificate is valid and in the prescribed Gujarat Government format.
- Widows, divorced women (not re-married), and sports persons with the required certificates receive 5% additional marks added to their written exam score for merit calculation purposes.
- All vacancies are provisional and the GSSSB reserves the right to increase, decrease, cancel, or defer them without prior notice.
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Eligibility Criteria
Nationality
The applicant must be a citizen of India and a resident of the state of Gujarat, as required under the Health and Family Welfare Department cadre rules. Proof of domicile / residential status may be required at the Document Verification stage.
Educational Qualification
Candidates must possess any one of the following qualifications from a Government-recognised institution:
Option 1 Multi Purpose Health Worker (MPHW) Certificate Course — minimum 1-year duration from an institution recognised by the Government of Gujarat
Option 2 Sanitary Inspector Diploma Course — minimum 1 year from a Government-recognised institution
Option 3 Health Sanitary Inspector Certificate from ITI or any other Government-recognised institute — minimum 1 year
Option 4 Sanitary Inspector Diploma from any recognised university (Central or State Act) or Deemed University under UGC Act 1956
Additionally required: Basic knowledge of computer applications as prescribed in the Gujarat Civil Services Classification & Recruitment (General) Rules, 1967, and knowledge of Gujarati or Hindi or both languages.
Option 1 Multi Purpose Health Worker (MPHW) Certificate Course — minimum 1-year duration from an institution recognised by the Government of Gujarat
Option 2 Sanitary Inspector Diploma Course — minimum 1 year from a Government-recognised institution
Option 3 Health Sanitary Inspector Certificate from ITI or any other Government-recognised institute — minimum 1 year
Option 4 Sanitary Inspector Diploma from any recognised university (Central or State Act) or Deemed University under UGC Act 1956
Additionally required: Basic knowledge of computer applications as prescribed in the Gujarat Civil Services Classification & Recruitment (General) Rules, 1967, and knowledge of Gujarati or Hindi or both languages.
Age Limit — As Per Notification
Minimum Age: 18 years
Maximum Age (General / Unreserved): 33 years
OBC / SEBC candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
SC / ST candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
Divyang (PwD) candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
Ex-Servicemen: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules for defence service personnel
Gujarat Government employees: Upper age limit is 45 years as per relevant service rules
Age is calculated as on the last date of application, i.e., 21 March 2026.
Maximum Age (General / Unreserved): 33 years
OBC / SEBC candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
SC / ST candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
Divyang (PwD) candidates: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules
Ex-Servicemen: Age relaxation as per Gujarat Government rules for defence service personnel
Gujarat Government employees: Upper age limit is 45 years as per relevant service rules
Age is calculated as on the last date of application, i.e., 21 March 2026.
Computer Knowledge Requirement
Candidates must possess basic computer knowledge as prescribed in the Gujarat Civil Services Classification, Recruitment (General) Rules, 1967. This is a mandatory eligibility condition and may be verified at the Document Verification stage. Candidates who do not possess this certificate may be required to acquire it before the final appointment order is issued, as per GSSSB practices.
Only Male Candidates Eligible
This particular recruitment drive under Advt. No. 404/2025-26 is specifically for Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male) posts only. Female candidates are not eligible to apply for this notification. Female MPHW vacancies, if any, are notified separately by GSSSB through independent advertisements. Candidates should verify the gender restriction before applying to avoid disqualification at DV.
⛔ Disqualification Conditions
- Candidates pursuing courses from institutions not recognised by the Gujarat Government are ineligible, even if the institution appears legitimate — check recognition status before applying
- Submitting more than one application for the same post leads to rejection of all applications
- Providing false, incorrect, or incomplete information in the application form results in disqualification at any stage of the selection process
- Government employees applying without proper NOC may face disqualification at DV
- Candidature remains provisional until original documents are verified and found correct in all respects
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Application Fee
General (Unreserved) Candidates
₹500
Online payment only via OJAS portal
✅ Refunded to candidates who appear in the exam
SC · ST · SEBC · EWS · Women · Divyang (PwD)
₹400
Reduced fee · Online payment only
✅ Also refunded to candidates who appear in the exam
💡 Fee Refund & Payment Notes
Both ₹500 and ₹400 fees are refunded to candidates who actually appear in the competitive examination, net of applicable bank transaction charges. Payment must be completed through the OJAS online portal exclusively — cash, DD, or offline payment is not accepted. Ensure the fee payment is confirmed before the closing date of 21 March 2026. After payment, a confirmation receipt is generated on OJAS — download and preserve it for future reference.
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Selection Process
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Stage 1 — Competitive Written Examination (CBRT / OMR)
The selection is based on a single-stage MCQ-type competitive examination conducted by GSSSB using either the Computer Based Response Test (CBRT) or OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) method. The exam comprises 210 questions carrying 210 marks to be answered in 3 hours (180 minutes). The paper is conducted in Gujarati and English. Negative marking of 0.25 marks applies per wrong answer. Minimum qualifying marks of 40% are required in both Part-A and Part-B separately for all categories.
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Special Marks for Widows, Divorced Women & Sports Persons
As per Gujarat Government policy, eligible Widows and Divorced Women (not re-married) and candidates who hold valid Sports certificates from the competent authority receive an additional 5% of marks added to their competitive exam score for the purpose of merit calculation. These extra marks are applied after the exam result, not during the exam itself.
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Stage 2 — Document Verification (DV)
Candidates shortlisted on the basis of merit in the written examination are called for Document Verification. All original certificates and self-attested photocopies must be produced at this stage. Candidates claiming reservation must carry the relevant category certificate in the correct Government-prescribed format. Any discrepancy between the online application and original documents leads to disqualification at this stage.
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Stage 3 — Final Merit List & Appointment
After successful Document Verification, GSSSB prepares the final merit list based on written exam scores (with applicable additional marks for eligible categories). The list is published on the official GSSSB and OJAS websites. Appointment orders are issued by the Health and Family Welfare Department. Selected candidates are posted across various health centres and sub-centres in Gujarat as per departmental requirements and seniority.
Single-Stage Exam
210 MCQs · 210 Marks
3 Hours Duration
0.25 Negative Marking
40% Qualifying Mark (Both Parts)
No Interview
Merit-Based Selection
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Exam Pattern — Part A & Part B
📄 Part-A — 90 Marks
Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation30 Marks
Quantitative Aptitude (Maths)30 Marks
Constitution of India10 Marks
Current Affairs (State / National / International)10 Marks
Comprehension — Gujarati5 Marks
Comprehension — English5 Marks
🏥 Part-B — 120 Marks
Mental Health20 Marks
Communication, Counselling & Health Education20 Marks
Oral Health & Personal Hygiene20 Marks
Health Committees & Government Schemes20 Marks
Common Diseases, Treatment & Registration Acts10 Marks
Health Promotion, Holistic Approach & Yoga20 Marks
Current Trends & Advancements in Health10 Marks
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Questions | 210 MCQs (90 in Part-A + 120 in Part-B) |
| Total Marks | 210 (90 + 120) |
| Exam Duration | 3 hours (180 minutes) |
| Exam Mode | CBRT (Computer Based Response Test) or OMR-based |
| Language | Gujarati and English (bilingual) |
| Negative Marking | 0.25 marks deducted per incorrect answer |
| Qualifying Marks | Minimum 40% in both Part-A and Part-B separately (applicable to all categories) |
| Additional Marks | +5% of exam score for eligible Widows / Divorced Women / Sports Persons (applied post-exam) |
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Detailed Syllabus — Topic-Wise
📚 Syllabus Source
The detailed syllabus below is sourced directly from the official GSSSB MPHW Syllabus PDF published on gsssb.gujarat.gov.in. Candidates must download the official syllabus PDF from the GSSSB website for the most accurate and updated topic list before beginning their preparation.
A1
Part-A · 30 Marks
Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation
Problems on Ages, Blood Relations, Arithmetic Reasoning, Data Interpretation using Tables and Charts, Data Sufficiency Problems, Seating Arrangements, Logical Sequences, Statement and Conclusion, Puzzles, Coding-Decoding, Direction Sense, and Analogies.
A2
Part-A · 30 Marks
Quantitative Aptitude (Mathematics)
Number Systems, Simplification and Algebra, Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions, Averages, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Partnership, Time and Work, Time, Speed and Distance, Work-Wages and Chain Rule, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration, and Probability.
A3
Part-A · 10 Marks
Constitution of India
Preamble of the Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Duties, Powers and Responsibilities of President, Vice-President and Governor, Parliamentary System, Constitutional Amendments, Emergency Provisions, Centre-State Relations, Judicial System, and Constitutional Bodies (CAG, UPSC, Election Commission, etc.).
A4
Part-A · 10 Marks
Current Affairs
Important current events at the State (Gujarat), National, and International levels from the past 12 months. Includes appointments, awards, sports, science and technology developments, government schemes, and policy announcements relevant to Gujarat and India.
A5
Part-A · 5+5 Marks
Comprehension — Gujarati (5 Marks) & English (5 Marks)
A paragraph is given in Gujarati and English separately, with questions based on comprehension, interpretation, inference, and conclusion-drawing. Statement and Assertion-type questions may also be included. Tests reading and understanding ability in both languages.
B1
Part-B · 20 Marks
Mental Health
Definition and Characteristics of Mental Health, Causes of Mental Illness, Types of Mental Illness (Minor Ailments: anxiety, phobia, depression; Major Ailments: schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, psychosis), Community Mental Health Services, Rehabilitation of Mentally Ill Persons, National Mental Health Programme, and Stigma Reduction strategies.
B2
Part-B · 20 Marks
Communication, Counselling & Health Education
IEC (Information, Education and Communication), BCC (Behaviour Change Communication), SBCC (Social and Behaviour Change Communication), Principles and Techniques of Counselling, Health Education Methods and Media, Interpersonal Communication, Community Mobilisation, and Role of MPHW in Health Communication at the grass-roots level.
B3
Part-B · 20 Marks
Oral Health & Personal Hygiene
Care of Mouth and Teeth, Dental Diseases and Prevention, Personal Hygiene: Definition and Purpose, Steps and Importance of Handwashing, Care of Sick Persons at Home, Environmental Sanitation, Safe Disposal of Waste, Water Safety, and Role of MPHW in promoting community hygiene practices.
B4
Part-B · 20 Marks
Health Committees & Government Schemes
The Bhore Committee (1946), Mudaliar Committee (1959), Chaddah Committee (1963), Mukherji Committee, Jungalwalla Committee, Kartarsinh Committee (1973), Shrivastav Committee (1975), National Health Policy, National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), Ayushman Bharat, Jan Arogya Yojana, Government of Gujarat health welfare schemes, and current Union Government health programmes.
B5
Part-B · 10 Marks
Common Diseases, Treatment & Registration Acts
Symptoms, prevention, and treatment of common communicable and non-communicable diseases (Malaria, TB, Dengue, COVID-19, Diabetes, Hypertension), Notifiable Diseases, Birth and Death Registration Act, Powers and Duties of Registrar, Vital Statistics, Immunisation Programme, Cold Chain Maintenance, and Maternal and Child Health services.
B6
Part-B · 20 Marks
Health Promotion, Holistic Approach & Yoga
Concepts of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary), Holistic and Wellness Approach to Health, Social Determinants of Health, Yoga and its Health Benefits (Asanas, Pranayama, Meditation), Naturopathy, Lifestyle Diseases and Prevention, Role of MPHW in Community Health Promotion campaigns, and WHO Sustainable Development Goals related to health.
B7
Part-B · 10 Marks
Current Trends & Advancements in Health Fields
Latest developments in public health technology, telemedicine and e-health services, digital health records (ABHA), new vaccines and immunisation drives, WHO guidelines updates, Gujarat Government health department announcements, ASHA / ANM programme updates, and emerging public health challenges including pandemic preparedness.
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Pay Scale & Service Benefits
Fixed Pay — First 5 Years
₹26,000
per month (consolidated)
Subject to change per Govt. Resolutions & Circulars
Pay Scale — After 5 Years
₹19,900+
up to ₹63,200/mo
Level-2, 7th CPC Pay Matrix (Grade Pay ₹1,900)
Dearness Allowance (DA)
53%+
of basic pay (after regular scale)
Revised twice yearly as per Gujarat Govt. orders
House Rent Allowance (HRA)
Applicable
as per posting city class
Varies by city category under Gujarat Govt. rules
Medical Benefits
Free
for self & dependents
At Government hospitals and empanelled facilities
Other Perks
Multiple
as per Gujarat Govt. service rules
GPF / NPS Pension, LTC, Medical Leave, EL, CL, Maternity Leave
💡 The fixed pay of ₹26,000/month applies for the first five years of service. After five years of satisfactory service, candidates move to the regular Level-2 Pay Matrix (₹19,900 – ₹63,200) with all applicable allowances (DA, HRA, TA), which significantly enhances the total monthly emoluments. The fixed pay amount is subject to revision based on Government Resolutions and Circulars issued from time to time.
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Role & Responsibilities of MPHW in Gujarat
Primary Health Care at Grass-Root Level
The Multi Purpose Health Worker operates at the sub-centre and PHC (Primary Health Centre) level, serving as the first point of contact between the community and the formal public health system. The MPHW provides essential preventive, promotive, and curative health services directly in villages and urban slums.
Immunisation & Disease Surveillance
Key duties include conducting immunisation drives under the Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP), maintaining the cold chain for vaccines, identifying and reporting notifiable diseases, conducting disease surveillance in the assigned area, and assisting in vector control operations (malaria, dengue, filaria).
Health Education & Behaviour Change
Conducting IEC (Information, Education and Communication) and BCC (Behaviour Change Communication) activities among community members, organising health awareness camps, promoting sanitation and safe water usage, and coordinating with ASHA workers and Anganwadi centres for integrated health delivery.
Vital Statistics & Record Keeping
Registering births and deaths in the assigned area as per the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, maintaining household health registers, recording immunisation data, reporting weekly disease data to the PHC Medical Officer, and supporting the District Health Information System (DHIS-2) data collection activities.
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How to Apply Online — Step-by-Step
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Keep These Documents Ready Before Starting
Personal email ID and active mobile number (required throughout the recruitment cycle), scanned passport-size photograph (white background, recent), scanned signature, MPHW / Sanitary Inspector / ITI certificate from a Government-recognised institution, proof of age (birth certificate / 10th marksheet), caste / EWS / PwD / ESM certificate as applicable, computer knowledge certificate, and Debit/Credit Card or Net Banking for fee payment.
2
Register or Log In at ojas.gujarat.gov.in
Visit ojas.gujarat.gov.in and click on “Online Application”. First-time users must register with a valid email ID and mobile number to create an OJAS account. Existing users can log in with their credentials. Navigate to GSSSB → Advertisement No. 404/2025-26 → Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male) to access the application form.
3
Fill in Personal & Educational Details
Enter all personal information (name, date of birth, address, category), educational qualification details (institution name, year of passing, marks/grade), and upload the required scanned photograph (JPG, max 15 KB, dimensions 5cm × 3.6cm) and signature (JPG, max 15 KB, dimensions 2.5cm × 7.5cm). All details must match exactly with original certificates to avoid rejection at Document Verification.
4
Review, Confirm & Pay Fee
Use the preview screen to verify every field carefully. Once confirmed, the application cannot be edited — OJAS does not allow modifications after confirmation. Pay the fee of ₹500 (General) or ₹400 (Reserved / Women / Divyang) via Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI. Fee payment must be completed by 21 March 2026. Download and save the confirmation receipt with your application number.
5
Keep Application Number Safe
After payment confirmation, note your OJAS Application Number carefully. This number is required for all future correspondence, admit card download, and document verification. All official communications from GSSSB, including exam city intimation and call letters, are issued through the OJAS portal — check your registered email and OJAS account regularly after the application window closes.
✅ Tips to Avoid Rejection
- Verify that your MPHW / Sanitary Inspector qualification is from a Government-recognised institution — private institutions without recognition are not acceptable
- Ensure your name and date of birth on the online form match exactly with your qualification certificates
- Apply well before the 21 March 2026 deadline — OJAS servers experience heavy traffic in the final days and GSSSB accepts no responsibility for last-minute technical failures
- Do not submit multiple applications — only one application per candidate is permitted
- SC/ST/SEBC/EWS certificates must be in the Gujarat Government’s prescribed format and issued by a competent authority
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Preparation Strategy for GSSSB MPHW Exam 2026
📚 Subject-Wise Preparation Tips
- Part-A (Reasoning & Maths): These two sections together carry 60 marks and are the most reliable for scoring high. Practice at least 30–50 questions daily from standard books. Focus on Data Interpretation tables and Profit-Loss / Time-Work problems which appear frequently in GSSSB exams.
- Constitution of India (10 marks): Study the NCERT Political Science Class 11 & 12 textbooks alongside the Gujarat Government GK material. Focus on Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, and emergency provisions.
- Current Affairs (10 marks): Read a monthly current affairs magazine or digest focusing on Gujarat state news, National Health Mission updates, and Union Budget health allocations for 2025-26.
- Comprehension (10 marks): Practice Gujarati paragraph comprehension daily — read the Gujarat Samachar or Sandesh newspaper to improve Gujarati reading speed. For English comprehension, read short editorial passages from standard books.
- Part-B Technical (120 marks): This section carries over 57% of the total marks and is the most important differentiator. Study your MPHW course material thoroughly. Special attention to: all 7 major health committees (Bhore, Mudaliar, Chadda, Mukherjee, Jungalwalla, Kartarsinh, Shrivastav), current Government health schemes, vaccine schedule, and mental health definitions.
- Previous Year Papers: Solve at least 3–5 previous GSSSB MPHW and GPSSB MPHW question papers under timed conditions to understand the difficulty level and question pattern.
- Negative Marking Caution: At 0.25 marks per wrong answer, avoid random guessing. Attempt questions where you are at least 60% confident. Leaving a question blank is safer than guessing in a competitive exam where the margin between selection and rejection is small.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the last date to apply for GSSSB MPHW Recruitment 2026?
The last date to submit the online application is 21 March 2026. Applications must be submitted through ojas.gujarat.gov.in. No modifications are possible after final confirmation of the application.
How many vacancies are there in GSSSB MPHW 2026?
A total of 254 vacancies have been announced for the post of Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male), Class-3 under Advertisement No. 404/2025-26 from the Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Gujarat.
What is the salary for GSSSB MPHW post?
Selected candidates receive a fixed pay of ₹26,000 per month for the first five years of service. After five years of satisfactory service, the pay scale moves to Level-2: ₹19,900 – ₹63,200 as per the Seventh Pay Commission, along with DA, HRA, and other allowances as applicable.
Can female candidates apply for GSSSB MPHW 2026?
No. Advertisement No. 404/2025-26 is specifically for Multi Purpose Health Worker (Male) posts only. Female candidates are not eligible to apply for this particular recruitment. Female MPHW vacancies are announced separately by GSSSB when applicable.
What is the exam pattern for GSSSB MPHW 2026?
The exam has 210 MCQ questions for 210 marks in 3 hours. Part-A (90 marks) covers Reasoning (30), Maths (30), Constitution (10), Current Affairs (10), and Comprehension in Gujarati & English (10). Part-B (120 marks) covers MPHW technical subjects. Negative marking of 0.25 per wrong answer applies. Minimum 40% is required in both parts separately.
Is the application fee refundable for GSSSB MPHW 2026?
Yes. The fee of ₹500 (General) and ₹400 (Reserved / Women / Divyang) is refunded to candidates who actually appear in the competitive examination, after deducting applicable bank transaction charges.
What qualification is required for GSSSB MPHW 2026?
Candidates must hold any one of: (1) 1-year MPHW Certificate Course from a Government-recognised institution, (2) 1-year Sanitary Inspector Diploma, (3) 1-year Health Sanitary Inspector Certificate from ITI or Government-recognised institute, or (4) Sanitary Inspector Diploma from a recognised University. Basic computer knowledge and knowledge of Gujarati or Hindi are also mandatory.
Do widows and sports persons get any special benefit in GSSSB MPHW 2026?
Yes. As per Gujarat Government policy, eligible Widows, Divorced Women (not re-married), and Sports Persons with valid certificates receive 5% additional marks added to their written exam score for merit list preparation. These extra marks are applied after the exam result is declared.
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