Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the prestigious religious trust that oversees the management of Sri Venkateswara Temple in Tirupati and several other temples across Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, has announced a fresh recruitment drive for the post of Civil Assistant Surgeon. Eight vacancies have been identified for this medical position, and TTD has chosen to fill them through a walk-in interview rather than a traditional written examination or centralized selection process.
Successful candidates will be offered a monthly salary of ₹53,495, placing them under the applicable government pay scale for medical officers at this level. The organization has instructed eligible and interested applicants to appear for the walk-in interview on or before March 5, 2026. No further application routes have been disclosed beyond this direct interview window, making timely appearance critical for aspirants.
The Civil Assistant Surgeon role typically involves clinical duties, patient care, and administrative responsibilities within TTD's hospital and health-care facilities. TTD operates several hospitals and primary health centers serving both devotees and the general public, particularly in the Tirupati and Chittoor districts. Medical staff at this level are expected to handle outpatient and inpatient treatment, emergency care, and community health programs run under the trust.
Candidates interested in applying are advised to verify their eligibility criteria carefully, including educational qualifications, professional registration with the relevant medical council, and any age relaxations applicable to reserved categories. The selection process is entirely interview-based, meaning shortlisted candidates will be evaluated on their professional credentials, clinical experience, and suitability for service under the trust.
TTD has been progressively expanding its recruitment activities in recent years, adding positions across administration, engineering, security, and medical departments. This latest hiring push for surgical specialists continues that trend and underscores the trust's commitment to strengthening its health-care infrastructure serving millions of annual pilgrims.
