AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026, Category Wise Cut Off Marks

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) releases the AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026 along with the final result. AIIMS Common Recruitment Examination (CRE) Exam is conducted to recruit eligible candidates for various Group B & C Posts. The cut off marks are the minimum marks that determines the candidates eligibility for next phase of exam.

AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026

The cut-off marks are dependent on various factors, such as the difficulty level of the examination, the number of candidates who appeared, and the number of vacancies available for the specific recruitment cycle. The selection process for various Group B and Group C posts is based on a Computer-Based Test and a Skill Test.

How to Check AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026?

Candidates can follow the step-by-step process below to check the official AIIMS CRE Cut Off.

• Go to the official website of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), at www.aiimsexams.ac.in.
• Under the Important Announcement section on the homepage, click on the link that reads “Result and Cut Off of the Common Recruitment Examination (CRE) for the AIIMS New Delhi.
• After clicking on that, a new page appears on the screen.
• AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026 for AIIMS CRE Computer-Based Test appears on the screen.
• Check category-wise cut-off and select the next phase of the selection process.
• Download and save the AIIMS CRE Cut Off marks PDF for future reference.

AIIMS CRE Minimum Qualifying Marks

The minimum Qualifying marks for the AIIMS CRE exam are 50% for UR and EWS category candidates, 35% for OBC Candidates, and 30% for those belonging to SC, ST, and PWD candidates. However, candidates who score below the cutoff, even if they meet the minimum qualifying marks, will not be considered qualified.

Factors Affecting the AIIMS CRE Cut Off 2026

As the examination has been conducted in multiple shifts, many factors affect the AIIMS CRE Cutoff-

1. Normalization– Due to multiple shifts, a formula is used to normalize marks according to the level of the exam.
2. Total Participants– The Total number of exam takers may raise or lower the cutoff depending upon their performance.
3. Difficulty Level– If the exam is difficult, the cutoff will be lower and vice versa
4. Total number of Vacancies– A high number of vacancies, most expectedly, lowers the cutoff.