List of the Best CHO Coaching in Jaipur with Fees

Eligibility: Registered nurses (B.Sc. Nursing / Post-Basic B.Sc. / GNM) and allied graduates (in some states BAMS after CCH) are the common eligibility routes; Certificate in Community Health (CCH) or state-approved bridge courses are the pathway to CHO roles.

Duration & training: Bridge / CCH programmes and induction modules are typically short, frequently delivered as a six-month integrated certificate or equivalent practical + distance formats focusing on primary care, NCDs, maternal-child health and basic clinical management.

responsibilities: CHOs lead primary care at HWCs, deliver ambulatory clinical management, supervise ASHAs/ANMs and coordinate referrals — the national induction modules define CHO duties as the first point of contact for community health needs. 

Exam pattern & syllabus: State CHO exams vary. Most combine objective questions on professional subjects (nursing/community health), general knowledge/current affairs, NHM protocols (RMNCH+A), basic computers and language sections; selection commonly involves a written test + document verification. Check the state syllabus for exact topic split. 

Salary & career: Salaries and performance-linked incentives vary by state; entry-level CHO pay commonly ranges in the ₹25,000–₹40,000 per month band with additional state PLIs and growth opportunities. Always check the specific NHM/state notification for exact pay structure.