What is the eligibility for Anganwadi worker, helper and supervisor posts?▼
Anganwadi Helper requires 8th pass, Anganwadi Worker requires 10th pass (some states accept 8th pass), and Anganwadi Supervisor requires graduation from a recognized university. Candidates must be married women (in most states) and residents of the same village/ward where the Anganwadi Kendra is located.
Anganwadi mein salary kitni milti hai aur kya ye permanent naukri hai?▼
Anganwadi Helper ko Rs 4,000-6,000 per month, Worker ko Rs 6,000-10,000 per month, aur Supervisor ko Rs 15,000-20,000 per month milta hai (state ke hisab se alag hota hai). Ye honorary post hoti hai, permanent sarkari naukri nahi hai, lekin long-term service milti hai aur kuch states mein incentives bhi diye jaate hain.
What is the age limit for Anganwadi recruitment?▼
The age limit for Anganwadi recruitment is generally 18 to 40 years. Some states allow age relaxation of 5 years for SC/ST candidates and 3 years for OBC candidates. The exact age criteria varies from state to state as per their WCD department guidelines.
What is the selection process for Anganwadi posts?▼
Anganwadi selection is mostly merit-based without any written exam. For Helper and Worker posts, selection is based on educational qualification marks. For Supervisor posts, some states conduct a written exam followed by interview. Document verification and preference is given to local residents of the area.
How to apply for Anganwadi vacancy 2026?▼
To apply for Anganwadi vacancy, candidates need to contact the District CDPO (Child Development Project Officer) or WCD (Women and Child Development) office. Many states now accept online applications through their official WCD department website. Applications are submitted with educational certificates, domicile, caste certificate, marriage certificate, and passport-size photos.
Which states have the most Anganwadi vacancies in 2026?▼
Major Anganwadi vacancies in 2026 are from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Odisha. UP alone has lakhs of Anganwadi Kendras. Each state releases its own notification through the respective WCD department.