RBI – The Reserve Bank of India is Currently Seeking Contract Pharmacists.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued a job advertisement for a Pharmacist position on a contract basis.

Mumbai’s RBI (Reserve Bank of India) has put out a call for qualified individuals to apply for a contract Pharmacist role. The term of the contract is capped at 240 days, and the hourly rate remains the same throughout. A number of RBI clinics in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai are now hiring.

Those who are interested and who meet the requirements should apply using the template in Annex-I. Please submit your application in sealed envelope to the Regional Director, Human Resource Management Department, Recruitment Section, RBI – Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Regional Office, Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400001.

Be sure to include photocopies of your professional/academic/other qualifications, caste certificate, experience certificate, and proof of age. On April 10, 2023, at 1700 hrs., the submission deadline will be enforced. Label the envelope it comes in with “Application for the Post of Pharmacist on Contract Basis with Fixed Hourly Remuneration.”

Important: applications that are not in the correct format or are missing necessary documentation will be immediately dismissed.

Reservations for members of the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Oppressed Groups require applicants to verify their eligibility and submit supporting documentation in the required format.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued extensive instructions for the filing of caste/community certificates, including the requirement that the candidate’s caste name and spelling match the lists notified by the central government. The certificate must also confirm that the applicant is not from the “creamy layer,” as that term is defined by the Government of India, in order for them to be considered for OBC status.

Following Government of India standards, candidates claiming OBC reservation must submit an OBC certificate issued after March 01, 2022, including the Non-Creamy Layer clause. Furthermore, even if the candidate has relocated to a different state, the OBC claim will be based on the state to which the candidate’s father originally belongs.

An “Income and Asset Certificate” issued by a Competent Authority, in the format recommended by the Government of India for the financial year 2021-22, effective for the year 2022-23, is required in order for candidates in the EWS category to receive reservation benefits. All EWS openings are provisional pending further instructions from the Government of India.

Prospective applicants are strongly advised to review the official notification  to verify they meet all requirements before submitting an application.

FAQ – Frequently asked Questions?

Q: Why is the RBI – Reserve Bank of India looking for pharmacists?

A: The Reserve Bank of India RBI – in Mumbai is looking for contract Pharmacists and is taking applications for the job. The chosen candidates will be put to work at different Bank branches in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.

Q: How many openings are there for the job of Pharmacist at RBI – ?

A: There are a total of 25 open positions for the job of Pharmacist. Here’s how the open spots are divided:

Other Backward Classes (OBC): 6 Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 2 General (GEN/Unreserved): 13

Q: When is the last day to send in an application?

A: The applications must be sent to the Regional Director, Human Resource Management Department, Recruitment Section, RBI – Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Regional Office, Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400001, by April 10, 2023, at the latest.

Q: Is there a certain way the application needs to be written?

A: Yes, applicants who are qualified must use the form in Annex-I. Applications  that don’t follow the rules or don’t have the right papers will be turned down.

Q: What papers do you need to send with the RBI – application?

A: Candidates must send photocopies of their professional/academic/other achievements, caste certificate, experience certificate, proof of age, etc., along with the application form.

Q: Are there any specific directions for SC/ST/OBC candidates who want a reservation?

A: Those who want to get a reservation under the SC/ST/OBC  categories must make sure they are eligible and send in all the necessary papers in the format required along with their application.

Q: What kinds of papers do SC/ST/OBC reservation claims need?

A: Candidates who want a SC/ST/OBC reservation must show a certificate from the designated body that is in the prescribed format. The certificate should show the candidate’s caste, the Act or Order that recognizes the candidate’s caste as SC/ST/OBC, and the candidate’s usual place of living. The name of the group on the certificate should match the names on the lists that the central government has made public.

Q: How do people figure out if they can make an OBC claim?

A: A candidate’s OBC claim will be based on the state (or part of a state) from which their father is originally from. If a candidate moved from one state to another, they should show an OBC certificate that was given to their father based on his OBC certificate from the state of birth.

Q: What are the rules for making reservations for people from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS)?

A: The Office Memorandum No. 36039/1/2019-Estt (Res) of the Department of Personnel and Training, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievance and Pensions, Government of India, dated January 31, 2019, sets the rules for EWS candidates’ reservation. EWS applicants must show a “Income and Asset Certificate” from a Competent Authority that is in the style that is required.

Q: Are EWS jobs filled for sure, or could they change?

A: EWS openings aren’t set in stone yet, and they could change if the Government of India gives more instructions or if a court case goes a certain way.

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