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CCRUM Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026 for MTS, LDC & Other Posts

The Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM) conducts a Computer-Based Test (CBT) for various Group A, Group B, and Group C posts, including Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS), Lower Division Clerk (LDC), UDC, Pharmacist, Stenographer, Staff Nurse, and several other positions. Candidates preparing for the CCRUM Recruitment 2026 should thoroughly understand the latest syllabus and exam pattern before starting their preparation.

This article provides the complete CCRUM Syllabus 2026, exam pattern, marking scheme, and subject-wise topics for MTS, LDC, and other posts.

CCRUM Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026

The CCRUM Syllabus varies depending on the post applied for, while the overall exam pattern is similar for most Group B and Group C vacancies. Candidates applying for technical posts need to focus on their respective professional subjects, whereas non-technical posts such as MTS and LDC include sections on General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language, General Awareness, and Computer Knowledge. Some posts also require a qualifying skill or typing test after the CBT.

CCRUM Syllabus 2026: Subject-Wise

The CCRUM Syllabus 2026 includes subjects that assess candidates’ reasoning ability, numerical skills, language proficiency, general awareness, computer knowledge, and post-specific technical expertise. While the CCRUM Syllabus varies depending on the post, candidates should prepare each section thoroughly to maximize their scores in the Computer-Based Test (CBT). Below is the subject-wise syllabus for the CCRUM Recruitment Exam 2026.

CCRUM Group ‘A’ Posts (70 Marks CBT) Syllabus 2026

The Computer-Based Test (CBT) for Group ‘A’ posts carries 70 marks and is designed to assess candidates’ professional knowledge related to the post they have applied for.

1. Research Officer (Unani)
Section Marks
Part 1: MD/MS Unani Degree subjects (Medicine, Principles, Gynecology, Pediatrics, Materia Medica, Pharmacology, Pathology, Dermatology, Surgery, Pharmaceuticals, Preventive & Social Medicine) – Applied & Reasoning based 40
Part 2: Research Methodology, Bio-Statistics, Clinical Research, GCP, Protocol Development, Drug Development, Bioethics 20
Part 3: General Awareness, Reasoning, Information Technology & Computing 10
2. Research Officer (Pathology)
Section Marks
Part 1: Clinical Pathology as per MCI MD syllabus 40
Part 2: Research Methodology, Bio-Statistics, NABL, NABH, GCP, Protocol Development 20
Part 3: General Knowledge, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
3. Research Officer (Physiology)
Section Marks
Part 1: All subjects of Master’s in Molecular Biology/Biotechnology/Human Genetics/Genetics Engineering 40
Part 2: Research Methodology, Bio-Statistics, GCP, Protocol Development, Bioethics 20
Part 3: General Awareness, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10

CCRUM Group ‘B’ & ‘C’ Posts (100 Marks CBT) Syllabus 2026

The CCRUM Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ Computer-Based Test (CBT) carries 100 marks and consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions.

4. Assistant Research Officer (Pharmacology)
Section Marks
All subjects of M.Sc. (Pharmacology) / M.V.Sc Degree 70
Research Methodology: Drug Discovery, Drug Development, Regulatory & Ethical Issues, Bio-statistics 20
General Knowledge, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
5. Assistant Research Officer (Pharmacognosy/Botany)
Section Marks
M.Sc. (Botany) subjects: Plant taxonomy, Anatomy, Embryology, Cultivation, Collection & Processing of Herbal Drugs, Analytical Pharmacognosy, Economic Botany 70
Research Methodology: Drug Discovery, Drug Development, Regulatory & Ethical Issues, Basic Statistics 20
General Knowledge, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
6. Staff Nurse
Section Marks
All subjects of B.Sc. Nursing (as per INC syllabus) – Applied & Reasoning based 70
General Awareness, Aptitude, Test of Reasoning 20
Working knowledge of IT & Computing 10
7. Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT)
Section Marks
All subjects of degree in Medical Laboratory Technology 70
General Awareness, Aptitude, Test of Reasoning 20
Working knowledge of IT & Computing 10
8. Library & Information Assistant
Section Marks
All subjects of B. Lib Science degree 70
Computer Sciences, IT, Library Automation 20
General Knowledge & Reasoning 10
9. Research Assistant (Chemistry)
Section Marks
M.Sc. (Chemistry) subjects: Phytochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Spectroscopy, Standardization of ASU Drugs 70
Research Methodology, Pharmaceutical Techniques, Basic Statistics 20
General Knowledge, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
10. Research Assistant (Botany)
Section Marks
M.Sc. (Botany) subjects: Plant taxonomy, Anatomy/Pharmacognosy, Embryology, Ecology, Physiology, Economic Botany 70
Research Methodology, Agro-techniques, Basic Statistics 20
General Knowledge, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
11. Investigator (Statistics)
Section Marks
Master’s Degree in Statistics & Mathematics (as per UGC syllabus) 70
Research Methodology: Good Statistical Practices (GSP), Regulatory & Ethical Issues, Biostatistics 20
General Awareness, Reasoning, Information Technology 10
12. Accounts Officer (HQs)
Section Marks
All subjects of Degree Course 70
Government Accounting & Rules: Civil Accounts Code, GFR, DFPR, Service & Pension Rules 20
General Intelligence, Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude 10
13. Proof Reader
Section Marks
All subjects of Degree level 70
Printing Technology/Production & Book Publishing 20
General Awareness, Reasoning, IT 10
14. Hindi Assistant
Section Marks
CBT (70 Marks): Hindi standard (B.A. examination), Hindi & English terminologies 70
Descriptive (30 Marks): Translation Passages (Hindi to English & English to Hindi) 30

Group ‘C’ Posts (100 Marks CBT)

Post Syllabus (Marks)
Pharmacist Diploma in Pharmacy subjects (70) + General Awareness/Aptitude/Reasoning (20) + IT/Computing (10)
Social Worker Degree level Sociology (70) + Sociology, Social Legislation, Medical Sociology, Nutrition, Health & Illness, Mental Health (20) + General Intelligence/Reasoning/IT (10)
Radiographer Diploma in Radiography subjects (70) + General Knowledge/Aptitude/Reasoning (20) + IT/Computing (10)
Compounder Certificate Training course in Compounder (Unani) (70) + IT/Computing (20) + General Knowledge/Reasoning (10)
Stenographer Gr. III General English, Intelligence, Numerical Ability & Reasoning (70) + General Knowledge (20) + IT/Computing (10)
Upper Division Clerk (UDC) General English, Intelligence, Numerical Ability & Reasoning (70) + General Knowledge (20) + IT/Computing (10)
Lower Division Clerk (LDC) General English, Intelligence, Numerical Ability & Reasoning (70) + General Knowledge (20) + IT/Computing (10)
Staff Car Driver Matric level syllabus (as per SSC) (70) + General Knowledge/Aptitude/Reasoning (10) + Vehicle Maintenance (20)
Multi Tasking Staff (MTS) SSC MTS grade syllabus (70) + General Knowledge/Aptitude/Reasoning (20) + IT/Computing (10)

CCRUM Group ‘B’ & ‘C’ Exam Pattern 2026

The Computer-Based Test (CBT) for Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ posts carries 100 marks and consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs). The exam is conducted to assess candidates’ general aptitude, reasoning ability, language proficiency, computer knowledge, and post-specific technical knowledge where applicable.

Section Marks
Part 1: Core Subject (Degree/Diploma/Certificate level) 70
Part 2: Research Methodology / General Awareness / Aptitude / Reasoning 20
Part 3: IT & Computing Knowledge 10
Total 100

Note: For Hindi Assistant, CBT is 70 Marks + Descriptive Translation Test is 30 Marks.

For Group ‘A’ Posts

Section Marks
Part 1: Core Subject (MD/MS/Master’s level) 40
Part 2: Research Methodology, Bio-Statistics, GCP, etc. 20
Part 3: General Awareness, Reasoning, IT & Computing 10
Total 70

CCRUM Preparation Tips 2026

Preparing with the right strategy can significantly improve your performance in the CCRUM Recruitment Exam 2026. Follow these tips to strengthen your preparation and maximize your score:

  • Go through the latest CCRUM syllabus and exam pattern before starting your preparation.
  • Create a study timetable and allocate sufficient time to each subject.
  • Focus on post-specific technical subjects if applying for technical posts.
  • Practice previous year question papers and take regular mock tests.
  • Revise important topics, formulas, and current affairs regularly.
  • Improve your speed and accuracy to complete the CBT within the allotted time.
  • Attempt full-length mock tests to analyze your strengths and identify areas for improvement.
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