Online Medical Certificate in Nanded
A Marathwada city on the Godavari, home to Hazur Sahib and a big university.
Nanded draws Sikh pilgrims to Hazur Sahib from across the world, and students and patients from across Marathwada. You can request an online medical certificate in Nanded from your phone, and a registered doctor reviews it.
A certificate the doctor approves is sent to you online.
Simple requests can be reviewed in around 40 minutes. A call or test can add time.
Hazur Sahib and Pilgrim Seasons
Takht Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib draws pilgrims all year, with the biggest crowds at Hola Mohalla, Diwali and Gurpurab. Langar volunteers, sevadars, lodge staff, drivers and traders work very long days. Exhaustion, heat illness and stomach bugs are common. If you need a certificate for a job after a busy season, you can apply online.
Students at SRTM University and the Colleges
Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, the government medical college and the engineering colleges bring in students from across the region. Each institution sets its own rules for missed classes and exams. Check with your department before applying.
Marathwada Heat and Drought
Nanded regularly crosses 45°C in May, and dry years bring water shortages and stored water. Heat exhaustion and stomach infections are common. Drink water often, boil stored water if you can, and call 108 if someone is confused or faints.
Looking After Someone at the Medical College
The government medical college hospital in Nanded treats patients from across the district and from neighbouring Telangana. Relatives who take leave to stay with a patient there usually need a caretaker certificate.
Farm Families
Cotton, soybean and sugarcane grow across the district. Spraying season brings pesticide risks. Vomiting, sweating, blurred vision or breathing trouble after spraying is an emergency. Get to a hospital with the pesticide container.
A Sevadar's Request
A volunteer who does seva at the langar and works as a shop assistant comes down with fever and loose motions after Hola Mohalla. The shop owner wants proof for two days off. They apply, list the symptoms and say they've been drinking ORS. The doctor checks for blood, dehydration and high fever, and with no warning signs, issues a certificate.
Nanded Through the Year
- February or March: Hola Mohalla at Hazur Sahib
- March to June: extreme heat and water shortages
- June to September: monsoon, dengue and stomach infections
- October and November: Diwali, Gurpurab and pleasant weather
Useful Things to Include
- When your symptoms began
- How high the fever has been, if you know
- Medicines you've taken
- Your work or college
- The dates you need covered
Visitors Who Fall Ill
Pilgrims who travel long distances to Hazur Sahib sometimes fall ill from the heat, the food or the journey. If you need a note for your employer back home, you can apply from your lodge or gurdwara accommodation.
When a Certificate Can't Be Given
If what you've described doesn't support a certificate, the doctor won't issue one. They'll explain why. If you're getting worse, see a doctor at the medical college or a clinic.
How It Works
Describe your situation
Purpose, symptoms and dates.
Pay
₹649 onwards.
Review
A registered doctor looks it over and may get in touch.
Receive
Your certificate arrives digitally if approved.
Older Parents and Long Journeys
Many Nanded families have children working in Pune, Mumbai or Hyderabad. If you've come home to look after a parent after a fall, surgery or a long illness, a caretaker certificate is meant for that. Upload any hospital papers you have so the doctor can see the situation.
Getting It to Your Employer
Send the PDF by WhatsApp or email as soon as you have it, with a short note giving the dates. If your employer prefers paper, print it at any shop and keep the original on your phone.
Gurdwara Sevadars and Lodge Staff
Sevadars, langar volunteers and lodge staff around Hazur Sahib work long hours in heat, steam and crowds. Burns in the langar kitchens need an in-person check. For a fever or stomach bug, a certificate can help with any job you hold outside seva.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I apply from Deglur, Kinwat or Mukhed?
Yes, from anywhere in Nanded district.
I came to Hazur Sahib from Punjab and fell ill. Can I get a certificate?
Yes. Mention that you're travelling and what you need it for.
I'm an SRTM University student. Will they accept it?
Your department decides. Ask them first.
My relative is admitted at the medical college. What should I request?
A caretaker certificate, which explains why you're away.
Someone sprayed pesticide and feels sick. What should we do?
Take them to a hospital now with the container, or call 108.
What does it cost?
₹649 onwards, shown before you pay.
How long does it take?
About 40 minutes for some simple requests.
Can the doctor decline?
Yes, if the doctor doesn't think one is warranted.
I came home from Pune to look after my father. Which certificate do I need?
A caretaker certificate, with his hospital papers if you have them.
My employer wants a paper copy. What should I do?
Print the PDF and keep the original on your phone.
I got a burn in the langar kitchen. Can I apply online?
Burns need proper treatment before anything else. Once you've been seen, a recovery certificate can be requested.
Need a Certificate in Nanded?
Apply online and a registered doctor will review your request.
Issue depends on the doctor's assessment and availability. Whether it's accepted is up to your employer or college.