Medical Certificate Form For Gazetted Officer: Fill & Download for Free

In PSUs like IOCL, NTPC they employees can be Class I officer but they are not gazetted.In India, Gazette is published on regular basis, it is an official Central Government Publication. Among many other things (viz. GoI notifications, rules, orders etc.), it publishes the promotions & transfers of certain government officials (who are called Gazetted Officers). This practice is followed since British times; and that publication is called by the Government of India as the "Gazzette of India".Any catagory of persons who are listed in "Gazette of India" are Gezetted. As simple as that..!!Governments categorise their employees from Class 1 to 4.Class 4: Unskilled or semiskilled.eg. Peon, attender, driver, gardener, Lans Naik, Naik etcClass 3: Semi skilled with no decision making authority.eg. Clerk, Head clerk, Assistant, Typist, Stenographer, Telephone operator, Havaldar, Havaldar major and NCOs, etcClass2: Officers with some supervisory/managerial role.eg. Section Officer, BDO, Tahsildar, Junior doctors, Assistant Executive Engineer, Lecturers in Government colleges, Headmaster of Government high schools, Junior Doctors in Government hospitals, 2nd Lieutenant to Major, etcClass 1: Executive power vested officers,with decision making powers.All India services, though posted to states; promotees from states to the cadre of Assistant Commissioner and above and to the cadre of All India services ; Police officers of Circle Inspector and above; Additional District Civil surgeons, Executive Engineers and above, District Medical Officer and above, Lt.Col. and above, Principals of Government colleges and above, Readers and above of Universities, etc.Nationalised bank officials are not gazetted officers but protocol ranks exist.Among the powers and responsibilities of a Gazetted Officer, are the certifications and authentification of photo copies etc. That's why we go to them for attesting our copies where they actually have to see an original of that and certify that the copy is the actual copy of the original as seen by them.If you are in a PSU, you may be executive officer which is equivalent to class I officer but not "Gazetted officer".Executive Engineers are not Gazetted Officers but yes they may (or may not) belong to Class-I/II category of Officers. It depends on which PSU it is.You can trust this information to be fully authentic, because prior to joining PhD @IIT Kanpur, I myself was an Executive Engineer (SO/D) in NPCIL, which is a fully government (Dept of Atomic Energy) owned PSU. I was not a Gazetted Officer there, but yes I was a Class-I Officer, which is also clearly stated in my Service Certificate.This comment was posted by Mr Mayank in a blogSource - Who is a Gazetted Officer in India?However, if you work for PSUs like BARC and DRDO, you are an gazetted officer.

You’ll need to produce two character certificates for the SBI PO interview.From the Director or Principal of the college from where you completed your UG/PG.From a Gazetted officer (Any Govt officer above the rank of Nayab Tehsildar, or a Police Inspector, a Medical Officer of Govt hospital, Post office Manager etc.) OR you can also get the same certificate signed by a Branch Manager of any Nationalised Bank/ PSBs.

Civil servants who are not getting any CGHS facility are governed by CSMA rules. I think your AMA is Government Civil Surgeon or Professor in Medical College since you are a gazetted officer. Short medical leave may be granted on the certificate issued by Registered Medical Practitioners in some offices. It depends on the officer granting leave. Hospital admission and discharge records are also taken into consideration for Medical Leave.