The purpose of medical screening is to ensure that eligible youth for Gyalsung, who have underlying medical or physical conditions that might pose a danger to their own health or the well-being of their peers, are exempted from participating.

This is mandatory and will be conducted in selected 26 hospitals across Bhutan during the stipulated period and includes the following steps:

Step 1: Self-Medical Declaration

The applicant is required to complete a Medical Screening Questionnaire to declare any medical conditions. It is important to declare pre-existing medical conditions so Gyalsung HQ can provide support (if required) for uninterrupted Training.

Step 2: Appointment for medical screening

During the Gyalsung online registration, applicants are required to book a medical screening appointment at the nearest identified hospitals in their respective Dzongkhags:

Change of medical screening appointment (if required) can be done by clicking on Change Medical appointment. The applicant will be allowed to change their  medical appointment only once and if it is more than 10 days before their medical appointment.

On the day of your medical examination, applicants will be verified through presenting their physical CID at the hospital. They will need to carry their health book/documents for pre-existing medical history (if any).

Step 3: Medical Examination Conducted at Hospitals
It is the responsibility of each youth to complete the medical screening within the stipulated time window.     As a rule, the medical screening should be done in the country. Youth who are overseas can request for this to be done at a time closer to the enlistment day so that they do not have to travel to Bhutan simply for this screening.

Step 4: Medical Review if found unfit for Enlistment

The Gyalsung Medical Board will be formed to further review, verify and certify the medical fitness report. If found to be ‘unfit’, Gyalsung Medical Board  shall recommend to the Gyalsung Governing Council for deferment or exemption.