Remuneration of contractual medical college teachers hiked by 50% in Odisha
As per a notification issued by the Health and Family Welfare department, the remuneration of Professor has been increased to Rs 2,30,000 plus five per cent hike per annum from earlier Rs 1,25,000 plus a three per cent hike per annum.;
Bhubaneswar: In a move to ensure the availability of adequate faculty in new government medical colleges and hospitals across the state, the Odisha government on Wednesday decided to enhance the consolidated remuneration of the Professors, Associate Professors and Assistant Professors on a contractual basis with immediate effect.
As per a notification issued by the Health and Family Welfare department, the remuneration of Professor has been increased to Rs 2,30,000 plus a five per cent hike per annum from earlier Rs 1,25,000 plus a three per cent hike per annum.
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The remuneration of Associate Professor has been increased to Rs 2,00,000 plus a five per cent hike per annum from Rs 1,00,000 plus a three per cent hike per annum and the remuneration of Assistant professor has been hiked to Rs 1,20,000 plus five per cent hike per annum from earlier Rs 75,000 plus three per cent hike per annum.
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