An artificial insemination technician breeds cattle and buffaloes by inseminating them at the right time in their reproductive cycle. The job is mostly done in villages, where the technician detects heat, carries out the insemination and records the result.
In India, this work is largely carried out through government livestock programmes run by state animal husbandry and dairy departments. Recruitment notices in 2026 show the demand: UPSSSC advertised 1,251 Livestock Extension Officer posts, UKSSSC advertised 120 posts, and LUVAS advertised a field Artificial Insemination worker-cum-data recorder post in October 2026. Each notice sets its own qualifications and pay.
This page explains the work, the route in, and what to check in each notice. Pay bands and course durations change between states and recruitment rounds, so confirm them on the official notice before you apply.
- Minimum Qualification
- Set by each notice; check before applying
- Typical Degree
- Diploma or certificate (to be confirmed)
- Expected Entry Salary
- To be confirmed from official notice
- Entry-level to Senior
- To be confirmed (varies by grade)
- Job Demand Growth
- Active state recruitment in 2026
- Work Hours
- Field-based; varies by post
- Places of Work
- Villages, state livestock departments, dairy cooperatives