Army Medical Corps Retired Chief Manager Salaries by Employees (Updated 2025)

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₹6.3 Lakhs - ₹8 Lakhs

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Retired Chief Manager salary at Army Medical Corps ranges between ₹6.3 Lakhs to ₹8 Lakhs per year for employees with 31 years of experience. Salary estimates are based on 1 latest salaries received from various employees of Army Medical Corps.

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Salary related reviews for Army Medical Corps

Nursing Supervisor in Lucknow

Other Department

5.0

• posted on 23 Jun 2022

5.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

...ment is transparent.There is a huge cafeteria and gaming arcade for chilling. Company policies are good,appraisals are fair and they give good salary hike and bonus every year.

Salary - Excellent

+6 more

Dislikes

There is a lot of poliitics and the management dose not address our issues.salary is decent but career growrh is slow.There is a bond of tow years before which you cannot resign.On the job training is not given.

Director General Armed Forces Medical Services in New Delhi

Healthcare & Life Sciences Department

5.0

• posted on 04 Mar 2020

5.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

The organization allows you to grow both professionally in the vertical of your specialty and also in seniority, rank and hierarchy. The organization practices evidence based medicine and is the only organization in the country where one learns the nuances of Military Medicine on land, sea, air and space. There are opportunities to become a doctor and a military man or woman. An amazing career where you learn Medicine, you grow professionally and contribute to nation building!

Salary - Excellent

+6 more

Dislikes

Pay and allowances are commensurate. Working hard gets you rewards by only awards and recognitions. Foreign travel is much more possible if serving with the Indian Navy

Subedar in All India

Healthcare & Life Sciences Department

5.0

• posted on 19 Aug 2020

5.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

Good work and hard working culture and encouraging environment hard work. ,good food, good salary hike every year

Salary - Excellent

+6 more

Dislikes

I don't dislike any thing else. I have completed Service of of Subedar Which is 30 years

MBBS

General physician Department

1.0

• posted on 19 Nov 2017

5.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

Other than the salary , and absolutely no work as a doctor , mostly non clinical paper work. It's not everyone's cup of tea.

Salary - Excellent

+2 more

Dislikes

Male dominated work atmosphere and career option. As much as other people tell , having first hand experience, I can say it's very unsafe, judgemental , and zero work ethic towards women. Atleast as a doctor, other than money ,there is not much army has to offer a doctor.

Skill development - Bad

+3 more

Army Junior Commission Officer in Lucknow

Full Time

Healthcare & Life Sciences Department

5.0

• posted on 01 May 2024

4.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

Nations spirit & 33 years of work experience with patients care,soft skills,posted with various places in India at multiple task,specifically work experience with mentally challenged & drug/Alcohol Addiction person's/martial counseling

Salary - Good

+6 more

Dislikes

There is nothing to dislike while working in Army Medical Corps

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Army Medical Corps Retired Chief Manager salary in India ranges between ₹6.3 Lakhs to ₹8 Lakhs. This is an estimate based on latest salaries received from employees of Army Medical Corps.