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Date: 2025-07-25 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Recruitment in Medical Colleges/Institutes

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Executive Summary: This document addresses Lok Sabha Starred Question No. 97 regarding recruitment in medical colleges and institutes, specifically new AIIMS, opened since 2014. It provides data on the number of regular and contractual faculty and staff, including category-wise breakdowns and tenure details. The information was presented to the Lok Sabha on July 25, 2025. Key Points / Main Content: Faculty Posts (Regular): * Annexure I details the number of Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor posts created and filled in government medical colleges/institutes opened since 2014, broken down by institute and category (UR, OBC, SC, EWS, ST). * AIIMS Darbhanga, AIIMS Awantipora, and AIIMS Rewari are in the initial establishment stage, with no faculty recruitment to date. Contractual Faculty and Staff: * Annexure II provides the institute-wise number of contractual faculty and other contractual employees, along with the percentage compared to sanctioned regular posts, for government medical colleges/institutes opened since 2014. * Contractual engagement tenure ranges from six months to two years or until regular posts are filled, based on the institute's specific needs. Faculty and Staff Category-wise (Regular and Contractual): * Annexure III presents the total number of faculty employees of the general category versus reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS) employed on regular and contractual bases in government medical colleges/institutes opened since 2014, broken down by institute. Retired Officials: * Annexure IV provides the number of retired officials working as Consultants/Teaching faculty/staff in government medical colleges/institutes opened since 2014. Impact Analysis: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: * Impact: Accountable for providing data related to faculty and staff recruitment in medical colleges/institutes opened since 2014. * Action Required: Ensure accurate record-keeping and adherence to reservation policies during recruitment processes. Government Medical Colleges/Institutes (Opened Since 2014): * Impact: Subject to reporting requirements regarding faculty and staff positions, recruitment practices, and contractual engagements. * Action Required: Implement recruitment processes according to central government instructions, maintain reservation rosters, and manage contractual appointments within specified tenure limits.

Key Entities Referenced

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Indian government ministry responsible for health policy in India. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS): A group of autonomous public medical institutes of higher education in India. AIIMS, Bibinagar: One of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), located in Bibinagar, Telangana. AIIMS, Bhatinda: One of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), located in Bhatinda, Punjab. AIIMS, Bilaspur: One of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), located in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh. AIIMS, Deoghar: One of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), located in Deoghar, Jharkhand. Assistant Professor: A faculty position in medical colleges/institutes. Associate Professor: A faculty position in medical colleges/institutes.
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GOVERNMENTOFINDIA MINISTRYOFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE DEPARTMENTOFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 97 TO BE ANSWERED ON25.07.2025 RECRUITMENTIN MEDICALCOLLEGES/INSTITUTES *97. SHRIDHARMENDRAYADAV: Will the Ministerof HEALTH AND FAMILYWELFAREbe pleasedtostate: (a) the total number of regular posts created for different categories namely UR/SEBC/SC/ST and recruitments made thereof against the post of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor and Professor in the Government Medical Colleges/Institutes and new AIIMS opened since the year 2014,institute andcategory-wise; (b) the totalnumber of faculties/teachers andemployees working oncontractualbasis inthe said institutes during the said period, institute andcategory-wise; (c) the details of tenure fixed for the said contractual teaching faculty/consultants/ employees with/ without break,institution-wise; (d) the percentage of the said contractual employees in comparison to the total posts created in the said institutes, institute/discipline andcategory-wise; (e) the total number of faculty/employees of general category vis-a-vis reserved category employed and working on regular and contractual basis in the said institutes, institute and category-wise; and (f) the total number of officials working as Consultants/Teaching faculty/staff in these posts after retirement,category andinstitute-wise? ANSWER MINISTER FORMINISTRYOFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE (SHRIJAGATPRAKASH NADDA) (a)to(f) Astatement islaid on the Tableof the House.STATEMENTREFERRED TOIN REPLYTO LOK SABHASTARREDQUESTION NO. 97FOR25TH JULY,2025 ***** (a) In a medical institute under the Ministry, once the posts are created, reservation rosters are maintained as per the instructions of the Central Government and the recruitment is carried out accordingly. Total number of faculty posts created and filled in the Government medical colleges/institutesunder the Ministry openedsince 2014isprovidedinAnnexure I. (b) to (d) The tenure of contractual engagement varies from six months to two years, or until the posts are filled on a regular basis, whichever is earlier, depending on the specific needs of the Institute. Institute-wise number of contractual faculty and other contractual employees along with the percentage in comparison to the sanctioned regular posts in the Government medical colleges/institutesunder the Ministry openedsince 2014,isprovidedinAnnexure II . (e) The total number of faculty/employees of general category vis-a-vis reserved category employed and working on regular and contractual basis in the Government medical colleges/institutes under the Ministry opened since 2014, institute-wise and category-wise; is providedinAnnexure III. (f) Number of retired officials working as Consultants/Teaching faculty/staff in the Government medicalcolleges/institutes underthe Ministry openedsince 2014isprovidedinAnnexure IV.Annexure I Number of posts of Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor created and filled in Govt. medical colleges/ institutes established since 2014 under Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare SN Institute UR OBC SC EWS ST Total S F S F S F S F S F S F 1. AIIMS, Bibinagar 69 74 39 21 25 12 14 01 10 04 157 112 2. AIIMS, Bhatinda 83 57 51 22 28 13 18 17 13 9 193 118 3. AIIMS, Bilaspur 84 66 49 20 22 12 23 10 13 06 191 114 4. AIIMS, Deoghar 82 67 46 25 25 14 17 00 12 04 182 110 5. AIIMS, 80 55 47 22 29 15 18 07 13 04 187 103 Gorakhpur 6. AIIMS, Guwahati 72 62 40 18 21 11 14 00 10 10 157 101 7. AIIMS, Kalyani 131 86 64 31 25 08 25 21 14 02 259 148 8. AIIMS, Madurai 67 25 41 18 24 07 14 00 11 00 157 50 9. AIIMS, 99 83 58 25 37 15 23 06 16 06 233 135 Mangalagiri 10. AIIMS, Nagpur 142 117 89 49 57 28 34 16 25 09 347 219 11. AIIMS, Raebareli 75 63 44 20 28 12 16 04 12 05 175 104 12. AIIMS, Rajkot 85 54 43 17 24 03 16 00 11 02 179 76 13. AIIMS, Vijaypur 69 50 39 18 25 06 14 07 10 05 157 86 S- Sanctioned , F-Filled *AIIMS (Darbhanga), AIIMS (Awantipora) and AIIMS (Rewari) are in the initial stage of establishment andnorecruitment of facultyhasbeenmade so far inthese three institutes.Annexure II Total numberof all FacultyandEmployeesworkingon contractualbasis SN Institute Total No. of No. of No. of Total Percentage sanctioned contrac- contractual contractual of total posts tual employees employees contractual faculty other than including employees in faculty faculty comparison tosanctioned posts (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g)= f/c x100 1. AIIMS, Bibinagar 1557 01 04 05 0.32% 2. AIIMS, Bhatinda 2309 01 38 39 1.69% 3. AIIMS, Bilaspur 1728 08 145 153 8.85% 4. AIIMS, Deoghar 1920 10 10 20 1.04% 5. AIIMS, Gorakhpur 1705 04 134 138 8.09% 6. AIIMS, Guwahati 1813 01 01 02 0.11% 7. AIIMS, Kalyani 2530 00 00 00 00% 8. AIIMS, Madurai 1094 08 00 08 0.73% 9. AIIMS, Mangalagiri 2262 13 00 13 0.57% 10. AIIMS, Raebareli 1626 04 31 35 2.15% 11. AIIMS, Nagpur 2478 01 08 09 0.36% 12. AIIMS, Rajkot 1430 02 03 05 0.35% 13. AIIMS, Vijaypur 1494 19 94 113 7.56%AnnexureIII The total number of all Faculty/ employees of general category vis-a-vis reserved category employed and working on regular and contractual basis in Central Institutes established since 2014,institute-wise andcategory-wise SN Institute UR SC ST OBC EWS 1. AIIMS, Bibinagar Faculty 90 14 04 23 01 2. AIIMS, Bhatinda Faculty 66 17 11 29 17 3. AIIMS, Bilaspur Faculty 75 12 07 20 12 4. AIIMS, Deoghar Faculty 80 17 04 29 00 5. AIIMS, Gorakhpur Faculty 61 16 05 22 10 6. AIIMS, Guwahati Faculty 72 12 12 19 00 7. AIIMS, Kalyani Faculty 122 10 03 35 00 8. AIIMS, Madurai Faculty 28 10 0 20 00 9. AIIMS, Mangalagiri Faculty 95 17 06 27 06 10. AIIMS, Raebareili Faculty 72 12 05 20 04 11. AIIMS, Nagpur Faculty 130 28 09 51 16 12. AIIMS, Rajkot Faculty 54 03 02 17 00 13. AIIMS, Vijaypur Faculty 68 17 04 17 09Annexure IV Thetotal numberof retired officialsworkingasConsultants/Teaching faculty/staff inthese postsinCentral Institutesestablishedsince 2014 SN Institute No. of retired officials working as contractual employees 1. AIIMS, Bibinagar 00 2. AIIMS, Bhatinda 00 3. AIIMS, Bilaspur 00 4. AIIMS, Deoghar 00 5. AIIMS, Gorakhpur 00 6. AIIMS, Guwahati 01 (UR) 7. AIIMS, Kalyani 00 8. AIIMS, Madurai 00 9. AIIMS, Mangalagiri 00 10. AIIMS, Raebareli 00 11. AIIMS, Nagpur 01 (UR) 12. AIIMS. Rajkot 00 13. AIIMS, Vijaypur 06 (UR)

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