DMER Maharashtra Merit List 2026 for Tutor and Junior Resident Posts

The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Mumbai, has published the 2026 provisional lists for Tutor/Demonstrator and Junior Resident (Non-Academic) recruitment under reference DMER_10_2026, also known as Notice 10 of 2026. Candidates who applied can use the official portal to check their merit status, eligibility listing and recommendation or allotment details.

The recruitment covers 695 posts: 382 Tutor/Demonstrator positions and 313 Junior Resident positions in Government Medical Colleges under the Commissioner of Medical Education, Research and Ayush, Maharashtra. Applications and allotment are handled online, and DMER released the provisional merit, not eligible and recommendation lists on October 14, 2026. The selection is merit-based, using candidates’ combined marks across MBBS examinations; the lists remain provisional and are subject to document verification.

Important Dates

The application opening and closing dates are not provided in the available notification details.

Vacancy Details

The posts are in Government Medical Colleges under the Commissioner of Medical Education, Research and Ayush. DMER notes that the Commissioner may revise the vacancy count, reservation provisions or other recruitment terms, and may postpone or cancel the process.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

The merit-list information does not set out a complete minimum-qualification specification for these posts. It states that merit is calculated from the combined percentage across First MBBS, Second MBBS, and Third MBBS Part I and Part II examinations. The lists show candidate details such as MBBS or MSc percentage, passing batch and any specialisation information. Candidates with an MD, MS, DM, MCh, DNB or CPS qualification in the concerned subject receive preference over MBBS candidates, according to the stated selection rules.

For verification, candidates are expected to produce an MBBS degree certificate, marksheets for all MBBS years, internship completion certificate and valid MMC or NMC registration. Relevant certificates for additional qualifications should also be available where applicable.

Age Limit

No age limit or age-relaxation details are stated in the available merit-list notification information.

Application Fee

The available notification details do not specify an application fee or category-wise fee concessions.

How to Apply

1. Open the official DMER recruitment portal.
2. Find the recruitment notice dated October 14, 2026, for DMER_10_2026. The portal provides separate links for the provisional merit list, provisional not eligible list and provisional recommendation list.
3. Open the PDF relevant to the status you want to check. On a computer, use Ctrl+F; on a phone, use the PDF viewer’s search function.
4. Search using your application number and check your name and other particulars, including merit number, percentage, MBBS passing batch and category.
5. Save or download the PDF for your records. If you appear in the recommendation list, review your allotment information and prepare your original documents for verification at the allotted institute.
6. Attend verification with documents that match the details in your online application. If allotted a post, join within seven days of allotment as required by the notice.

DMER says online application details cannot be changed later. A reservation benefit must have been claimed in the online application, and a claim made afterward may not be accepted. Original certificates are required for verification; receipts or acknowledgements for certificates still pending are not accepted. A mismatch between application details and original documents may lead to disqualification or rejection of a reservation claim. Candidates who have changed their name must provide the relevant Gazette notification.

Selection Process

Selection is based on merit calculated from the combined percentage in the First, Second and Third MBBS examinations, including Third MBBS Parts I and II. If candidates have equal marks, preference goes first to the candidate from the older admission batch; if the tie remains, the older candidate by date of birth is preferred. A candidate holding an MD, MS, DM, MCh, DNB or CPS specialisation in the concerned subject is preferred over an MBBS candidate. The same tie-break rules apply among candidates with such specialisations. The notification does not mention a written examination or interview.

Post allotment is based on merit position and the preferences entered online. Allotment letters are sent to registered email addresses, and selected candidates also receive an automatic email and SMS. The lists are provisional, and original-document checks remain an important part of the process. Claims under special reservation categories are subject to verification by the competent authority.

For the October 14, 2026 lists, use the official DMER portal and check the relevant PDF carefully. Candidates recommended for a post should arrange their original certificates promptly and meet the seven-day joining requirement after allotment.