AIIMS CRE

It is the Common Recruitment Examination used by AIIMS, New Delhi to screen candidates for advertised non-faculty and paramedical posts. The specific post, eligibility conditions and selection stages are set out in each recruitment advertisement, so always read the live notice on the official recruitment pages rather than relying on older material.

The written stage is multiple choice. Our practice material is organised into four equally weighted areas: General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness and Current Affairs, Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability, and English Language and Comprehension. The official advertisement remains the authority on the number of questions and sections for a given post.

Those figures are not fixed in the institute's general information and vary by advertisement, so confirm them in the notice for the post you are applying to. Practise with timed sectional sets and full-length mocks built around the four domains, so you are comfortable whatever duration the notice specifies.

Difficulty is moderate and breadth-driven. Reasoning and quantitative items reward speed and accuracy rather than advanced mathematics, awareness rewards regular reading, and English rewards grammar plus comprehension practice. Most candidates lose marks through slow arithmetic and careless reading, not through unusually hard questions.

Retake and reappearance rules depend on the specific advertisement and the institute's recruitment policy, so check the official notice for your post. As a general approach, treat each cycle as a fresh application: confirm eligibility, apply within the stated window, and prepare again from the four-domain structure rather than assuming previous scores carry over.

Start with quantitative aptitude and reasoning, because they improve most through daily timed drills. Add English grammar and comprehension practice in parallel, and keep current affairs as a short daily habit rather than a last-week cram. Finish with mixed full-length mocks so you practise switching between sections under time pressure.

Three recurring mistakes: ignoring the official advertisement and preparing from outdated details, neglecting one section so a single low score pulls down the total, and practising untimed. Others include weak arithmetic fundamentals, poor reading speed, and skipping revision of error logs from mock tests.

Only on the official AIIMS recruitment pages at aiims.edu, under the Recruitment section and its result archive. Our page is independent study material and does not represent the institute; it does not publish or guarantee application dates, fees, eligibility or results. Always verify against the current official notice before applying.