AIIMS Bibinagar issues warning against fake 2026 job advertisement
Recruitment Fraud
Hyderabad: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bibinagar, has issued a public warning regarding a fraudulent recruitment advertisement circulating online under the title “AIIMS Bibinagar Job Opportunities 2026.” The fake notice falsely claimed that candidates could secure direct selection without appearing for any examination.
The institute stated that it has not released any such notification and emphasised that all recruitment at AIIMS Bibinagar is conducted strictly through official channels, including authorised media advertisements and its official website.
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The advisory urged aspirants to exercise extreme caution and avoid sharing personal details or making any payments in response to such fraudulent messages. Candidates are advised to verify all recruitment-related information only through official sources to prevent falling victim to scams.
The institute further stated that strict action would be taken against those responsible for spreading misinformation and attempting to mislead aspirants, reports TOI.
This advisory comes amid growing concerns over fraudulent job offers targeting job seekers in the healthcare sector. Earlier, AIIMS New Delhi had also cautioned aspirants against fake recruitment advertisements, clarifying that it had not issued notices for certain contractual appointments.
Medical Dialogues had previously reported that a public warning had been issued by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, cautioning job seekers against fake and unauthorised recruitment advertisements being circulated in the institute’s name. AIIMS clarified that it has not issued any recruitment notice for contractual appointments bearing reference numbers such as “2329” and does not accept handwritten or offline application forms under any circumstances. The institute stated that contractual staff is engaged only through authorised outsourcing agencies selected via the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, strictly following approved tender procedures.
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