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AIIMS Rishikesh contractual research staff: applications listed until 31 October

An ICMR-funded AIIMS Rishikesh project on blood-count data and hemoglobinopathy prediction lists a 31 October deadline.

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The short answer

AIIMS Rishikesh's official project-jobs page lists a 12 October 2026 advertisement for contractual staff under a three-year ICMR-funded project developing and validating a pan-India machine-learning model for predicting hemoglobinopathies and distinguishing them from iron-deficiency anaemia using complete blood count parameters. The listed last date is 31 October 2026.

Project and deadline

The project description combines clinical laboratory data with machine-learning prediction. The page lists a closing date of 31 October 2026, but the summary does not provide all role-wise qualifications or the number of positions.

Applicants should read the full advertisement to identify the exact post, qualification, experience, remuneration, contract period and application procedure. Do not assume every role under the project has the same requirements.

Application checklist

Download the original notice from the official AIIMS Rishikesh page, prepare only the requested documents and submit through the stated channel before the deadline. Keep proof of submission.

The project's three-year funding description does not mean an individual appointment is guaranteed for three years; the appointment terms in the notice control.

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Frequently asked questions

What last date does AIIMS Rishikesh list for the hemoglobinopathy prediction project?

31 October 2026, subject to the original notice's instructions.

Sources & further reading

Sources reviewed 2026-10-20. Official statements describe the issuing organisation’s position; this article is an independent explainer.

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