AGS Health Walk-in: AR Voice Process, Kondapur Hyderabad (3 to 4 November 2026)

Quick facts

AGS Health is running a walk-in for the AR Voice Process at its office on the 9th Floor, Western Pearl Building, Kondapur, Hyderabad. The work is in the U.S. healthcare revenue cycle. The notice lists 35 openings. The walk-in runs on 3 and 4 November 2026, from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.

Eligibility is specific. The listing welcomes arts and science graduates of the 2021 to 2026 batches (B.Com, BBA, BA, B.Sc and similar) and postgraduates (MBA, MA, M.Com, M.Sc). B.E., B.Tech and diploma holders are not eligible. Salary, shift, documents and a contact were not stated in the listing reviewed.

What the role involves

AR stands for accounts receivable. When a U.S. hospital or clinic bills an insurer and the claim is unpaid, an AR voice associate follows up. You call the payer, ask the claim status, learn the reason for any delay or denial and record what happens next.

The calls are structured, and your notes must be exact. The role suits people who are patient, like routine and can stay clear on the phone.

Who should apply

• Arts and science graduates from the 2021 to 2026 batches
• Postgraduates in MBA, MA, M.Com, M.Sc and similar fields
• Candidates with good spoken English and steady attention to detail
• People who can work the shift pattern the process needs

Do not travel if you hold only a B.E., B.Tech or diploma. The notice says those candidates are not eligible, and you may be turned away at registration.

What to bring

The notice did not list documents. The standard set for a walk-in is:

1. Updated resume, printed, in two copies
2. Degree certificate and marksheets, so the panel can confirm your degree and batch
3. Photo ID: Aadhaar, PAN or passport
4. One passport-size photograph

Timing and getting there

The reporting window is 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM on both days, and the drive lasts only two days. Plan to arrive before 11:00 AM. The venue is AGS Health, 9th Floor, Western Pearl Building, Kondapur, Hyderabad.

Check the nearest metro station and onward route on the map. Kondapur traffic is heavy in the morning, so leave early.

How to prepare

Spoken English. Practise two minutes of clear, slow speech on a simple topic.

Healthcare terms. You do not need prior knowledge, but learn a few words such as claim, payer, denial and follow-up.

Numbers and notes. Practise short percentage and amount questions, and writing a three-line summary of what you heard.

Self-introduction. Prepare a 30-second introduction with your degree, batch and why you want this role.

Shift planning. Think about how you will travel and sleep around the shift.

What to expect at the walk-in

The usual order is registration with an eligibility check, a short test, a spoken English round and an HR round. Keep answers direct. Expect questions on your degree, shifts and when you can join.

Warnings

• Do not pay anyone for a form, a call letter or a training slot. None is listed in the notice.
• Do not accept a message that promises a job for a fee, even if it uses the company name.
• Carry photocopies. Do not hand original certificates to anyone outside the interview room.
• Confirm the walk-in and your eligibility with the company before you travel. The notice gave no contact number, so check through the company's official channels.

After the walk-in

If you are selected, read the offer letter for salary, shift, notice period, any service agreement and the joining date before you sign. Ask about training and transport.

If you are not selected, ask for one line of feedback and try the next drive.