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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is likely to release the notification for the Common Recruitment Examination (CRE) 2026 shortly. The recruitment drive is expected to fill various Group B and Group C non-faculty positions across AIIMS institutions nationwide.

AIIMS CRE is considered one of the most sought-after recruitment examinations in the healthcare sector, drawing applications from candidates in nursing, pharmacy, laboratory sciences, paramedical fields, administration, and other allied healthcare disciplines.

What is AIIMS CRE?

The AIIMS Common Recruitment Examination serves as a centralized recruitment process for multiple non-faculty positions available at different AIIMS campuses. Through a single recruitment examination, eligible candidates can compete for vacancies across participating institutes.

The recruitment process primarily consists of a Computer-Based Test (CBT), while certain positions may also require candidates to undergo additional skill assessments.

AIIMS CRE 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility requirements differ according to the post applied for.

• Candidates applying for pharmacy-related positions must possess a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) or Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) degree along with valid pharmacist registration.

• For nursing posts, applicants should have either a B.Sc Nursing qualification or a General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) certificate.

• Candidates seeking laboratory or technical positions must hold a diploma or degree in the relevant paramedical, laboratory, or technical discipline.

• Administrative and clerical posts generally require a bachelor's degree, while basic computer proficiency may be necessary for office-related roles.

Applicants are advised to review the detailed notification once released for post-specific educational qualifications and experience requirements.

Selection Process

The selection procedure usually begins with a Computer-Based Test (CBT), which serves as the primary stage of recruitment. Candidates who meet the qualifying standards in the written examination may be called for a skill test, depending on the nature of the post.

Technical, clerical, and specialized positions may include practical or skill-based evaluations. The examination will also assess candidates' subject knowledge relevant to their chosen field.

The detailed syllabus, exam pattern, and marking scheme are expected to be outlined in the official notification.

Application Process

Interested candidates will be able to submit their applications online through the official AIIMS recruitment portal after the notification is published.

The examination will be conducted in CBT mode at designated centres across the country, allowing candidates from different regions to participate conveniently.

As the official notification is expected soon, candidates should regularly monitor the AIIMS website for updates regarding registration dates, vacancy details, eligibility requirements, and examination schedules.

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