Rajasthan PG Service Bond 2025-26: Category-wise bond amounts for postgraduate medical students. The Directorate of Medical Education, Government of Rajasthan, has fixed the specialty-wise service bond amount for PG candidates in broad specialty departments from session 2025-26. The order applies to all government and RAJMES-run medical colleges in the state and partially amends an earlier order issued by the same office.
The order is addressed to the Chairman, NEET PG Counselling Board 2025, Jaipur. It has been approved at the competent level and comes into effect immediately. It is signed by Mukesh Kumar Meena, Additional Director (Administration) and ex-officio Joint Secretary to the Government.
Rajasthan PG Service Bond Amount: Specialty-Wise List
| Category | Service Bond | Courses |
|---|---|---|
| Category 1 | ₹1.5 crore | MD Dermatology (Skin & VD), MD Radio-diagnosis, MS Obstetrics and Gynaecology, MD General Medicine |
| Category 2 | ₹1 crore | MS Orthopaedics, MD Paediatrics, MD TB and Chest, MS Ophthalmology, MS Traumatology, MS General Surgery, MD Psychiatry |
| Category 3 | ₹50 lakh | MS ENT, MS Emergency Medicine, MD Radiation Oncology/Radiotherapy, MD Nuclear Medicine, MD Anaesthesia, MD Palliative Medicine, MD Pathology, MD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PMR), MD Immunohematology/IBT/Transfusion Medicine, MD Microbiology |
| Category 4 | ₹25 lakh | MD Bio-chemistry, MD Community Medicine, MD Forensic Medicine, MD/MS Anatomy, MD Physiology, MD Pharmacology, MD Tropical Medicine, MD Geriatric Medicine |
Service Bond Format for Non-Service Candidates
Along with the revised amounts, the bond format for non-service MD/MS candidates in broad speciality departments has been issued for the 2025-26. Its key conditions are:
- The bond must be executed on stamp paper of value not less than ₹500.
- After completing the course, the candidate must serve the Government for two years as Senior Resident, Assistant Professor, Junior Specialist or Medical Officer, as the Government requires. Remuneration will be as prescribed from time to time.
- The candidate may be asked to serve on different types of posts or seats during these two years.
- Original certificates, including the bachelor’s and postgraduate degrees, must be deposited at the time of admission. The college retains them until the bond conditions are discharged.
- If the candidate fails to serve, the candidate and the surety are jointly and severally liable to pay the bond amount. The Government may recover it as arrears of land revenue.
- The bond requires signatures of the candidate, the surety and two witnesses, with names, addresses and mobile numbers.
Surety Bond Requirements at Reporting
Candidates must also submit a separate surety bond at the time of reporting:
- Surety amount: ₹10 lakh, including a bank guarantee of ₹1.5 lakh. The remaining ₹8.5 lakh is covered by the surety bond. Both are submitted at joining.
- When it applies: If the candidate does not join the allotted institution by the stipulated date, leaves the PG course before completion, or has admission or registration cancelled for unsatisfactory performance, misconduct or indiscipline.
- Sureties: Two sureties must be named, with permanent address, PIN code and mobile number.
- Personal bond: The candidate also executes a personal bond of ₹10 lakh, payable to the Government of Rajasthan if the seat is left.
- Certificates: If the amount is not paid, the college may retain the candidate’s original certificates.
Bond for In-Service Candidates
A separate service bond format applies to in-service candidates under the state quota for PG and super-specialty courses (MD/MS and DM/MCh):
- The bond amount is ₹80 lakh, with interest at Government rates from the date of demand, plus legal costs and expenses.
- Candidates selecting government colleges must serve the Government for a minimum of five years after completing the course, if the Government desires.
- If the candidate fails to serve, the surety is jointly and severally liable for a penalty of ₹80 lakh.
- The bond is submitted at the time of reporting on stamp paper of value not less than ₹500.
What Candidates Should Keep Ready
Selected candidates should confirm the category of their allotted specialty from the table above and arrange stamp paper, two sureties and two witnesses before reporting. The ₹1.5 lakh bank guarantee and original degree certificates should also be ready at the time of joining.
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