Directorate of Plant Health Management Recruitment
Focuses on protecting plant health through surveillance, pest control, and quarantine measures. Find government jobs in plant pathology, entomology, and agricultural regulatory roles.
Directorate of Plant Health Management Recruitment
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About Directorate of Plant Health Management
The Directorate of Plant Health Management (DPHM) , an integral part of the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage (DPPQ&S) under the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India, stands as a crucial pillar in safeguarding India's agricultural prosperity. Its core mission revolves around ensuring the health of crops and plants across the nation, thereby protecting food security and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. For job seekers passionate about agriculture, environment, and public service, DPHM offers a rewarding career path in the central government. Established to address the growing challenges of plant pests and diseases, the DPHM plays a pivotal role in enforcing plant health regulations and international agreements. It operates with a comprehensive approach, combining scientific research, policy implementation, and field operations to create a robust defense mechanism against biological threats to agriculture. Its work is critical for both domestic crop protection and facilitating safe international trade of agricultural commodities. The primary functions of DPHM encompass a wide array of activities including pest and disease sur…
Selection Process
Written Examination → Skill Test (for technical/clerical roles) → Interview → Document Verification
Pay Scale & Salary
Employees at DPHM receive salaries based on the 7th Central Pay Commission matrix, along with various allowances such as Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Transport Allowance (TA), and medical facilities. Specific pay scales vary by post, with entry-level technical positions often falling into Level 6 or 7, ensuring competitive remuneration for central government employees.