GPSSB MPHW Call Letter Released for April 2026 Exam

The examination will follow a Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format and will be conducted using the Computer Based Recruitment Test (CBRT) methodology. Candidates are required to download their call letters in advance to ensure a smooth entry into the examination center. The call letters will contain essential details such as the exam venue and the reporting time.

Downloading the GPSSB MPHW Call Letter

To obtain the call letter, candidates must visit the official OJAS website. The download process requires entering their registration number and date of birth as per the details provided in the advertisement. It is crucial for candidates to print their hall tickets ahead of the exam day to avoid any last-minute technical issues.

• Ensure to carry a printed copy of the call letter.
• Bring a valid photo identification document to the exam center.
• Follow all instructions mentioned in the call letter.

GPSSB MPHW  Eligibility Criteria for Applicants

The recruitment process is exclusively open to male candidates who meet the following eligibility criteria:

• Possession of a Higher Secondary School Certificate (Class 12) or its equivalent.
• Completion of a recognized training program for Multi-Purpose Health Workers approved by the Government of Gujarat.
• Proficiency in computer skills and knowledge of the Gujarati or Hindi language.
• Age range between 18 to 34 years, with age relaxations available for candidates from reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, and EWS.

GPSSB MPHW Selection Process and Application Information

The selection of candidates will be conducted through an objective examination utilizing CBRTs. Those who successfully qualify will undergo a document verification process based on their examination merits. The final selection will be determined by the candidates' performance in the exam and subsequent certificate verification.

Although the application process has concluded, it is important to note that candidates from the General Category were required to pay a nominal application fee, while those from reserved categories were exempt from this requirement.