Stay safe from recruitment fraud
Fake government job scams are common. A few simple habits keep you safe — and MediJobs is built to make verifying a notice easy.
Always verify on the official domain
Before applying, open the institution's official website yourself and confirm the notice. Every MediJobs listing links straight to it — and the official domain is shown on the job.
MediJobs never collects fees or documents
We are an aggregator, not a recruiter. We never ask for application fees, payments, or your documents. Official application fees, if any, are paid only on the institution's own portal.
Beware of payment & offer-letter scams
Government recruitment never asks for advance payment for an offer letter, a 'registration fee' over WhatsApp, or money to guarantee selection. Treat any such request as fraud.
Don't trust unofficial forwards
Screenshots, WhatsApp forwards, and look-alike websites are common. A real notice is on the official domain. If a link looks off, don't enter your details.
How the “Official Source Verified” badge works
When you see Official Source Verified on a listing, it means we indexed that notice directly from the institution's official website and it met our confidence threshold. The badge is a link signal — it does not mean MediJobs is a government body, and it is not an endorsement. Always do your own check on the official domain.
How to report a suspicious listing
If a listing looks fake, wrong, expired, or exposes private information, report it from its job page — it's anonymous and takes a few seconds. Use the Report incorrect information action on any job and choose Suspected fake / fraud. Our moderation team reviews every report.
MediJobs is an independent aggregator. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any government institution. Always verify on the official source before applying.