❖ AIIMS CRE Pharmacist (Allopathic) Syllabus 2026
General Knowledge:
1. Current Affairs - National and International
2. General Policy
3. Indian National Movement
4. Sports
5. Important Days
6. Indian History
7. Books and Authors
8. Awards and Honors
9. Capitals of India
10. Indian Economy
11. Abbreviations
12. Budget and Five Year Plans
13. Countries and Capitals
14. International and National Organizations
15. Science and Technology
16. Science - Inventions & Discoveries.
Quantitative Aptitude :
[Link] Systems.
2. Computation of Whole Numbers.
3. Decimals and Fractions.
4. Relationship between Numbers.
5. Fundamental arithmetic operations.
6. Percentages, Ratio and Proportion.
7. Averages, Interest, Profit and Loss, Discount.
8. Use of Tables and Graphs.
9. Mensuration.
10. Time and Distance, Ratio and Time, Time and Work.
Computer Knowledge:
1. Basics of Computer Knowledge.
2. Computer parts and functions.
3. Understanding emails and MS Office.
❖ Concerned Subject :-
Pharmacist (Allopathic) :
➢ Pharmaceutics - I:
i. Introduction to Pharmaceutics
ii. Metrology: Systems of weights and measures, prescription writing
iii. Calculations In Pharmaceutical
iv. Pharmaceutical Aids: Water, organic solvents, and additives
v. Pharmaceutical Processes: Filtration, extraction, sterilization
vi. Introduction to Dosage Forms: Tablets, capsules, ointments
vii. Pharmaceutical Incompatibility: Types and handling
➢ Pharmaceutics - II :
i. Dispensing Pharmacy: Preparation and dispensing of medications
ii. Hospital Pharmacy: Organization of hospital pharmacies, drug
distribution systems
iii. Sterilization: Methods of sterilization and preparation of sterile products
iv. Pharmaceutical Packaging: Materials and methods used for packaging
drugs
v. Controlled and Sustained Release Forms: Introduction and application
➢ Pharmacology and Toxicology :
i. General Pharmacology: Principles of drug action and pharmacodynamics
ii. CNS Drugs: Analgesics, anesthetics, antipyretics
iii. Drugs Acting on Respiratory and Digestive System: Bronchodilators,
antacids
iv. Drugs Acting on Cardiovascular System: Anti-hypertensive, anti-arrhythmic
drugs
v. Toxicology: Study of poisons, their effects, and treatment of poisoning
➢ Pharmacognosy:
i. Introduction to Pharmacognosy
ii. Sources of Drugs: Natural sources like plants, animals, minerals
iii. Study of Crude Drugs: Identification and evaluation of plant-based drugs
iv. Phytochemistry: Study of active constituents from natural sources
v. Medicinal Plants: Important plants used in the pharmaceutical industry
➢ Pharmaceutical Chemistry - I:
i. Inorganic Chemistry: Classification and properties of elements and compounds
ii. Pharmacopoeia: Study of official books of standards
iii. Acids, Bases, and Buffers: Theory and pharmaceutical importance.
iv. Volumetric Analysis: Preparation of standard solutions and titrations
v. Medicinal Compounds: Preparation and uses of inorganic compounds
vi. Buy bestselling books online
➢ Pharmaceutical Chemistry – II
i. Organic Chemistry: Study of organic compounds and their reactions
ii. Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry: Structure and reactions of various drugs
iii. Synthetic Drugs: Synthesis, properties, and uses of important drugs
iv. Antibiotics and Chemotherapy: Classification and properties of antibiotics
v. Drug Interactions: Study of adverse drug interactions and their management
➢ Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy :
i. Hospital Pharmacy: Drug procurement, storage, and dispensing in
hospitals
ii. Clinical Pharmacy: Role of pharmacists in clinical settings
iii. Patient Counseling: Techniques and importance of counseling patients on
drug use
iv. Drug Information Services: Providing drug information and literature
v. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring: Monitoring drug therapy for optimal
outcomes
➢ Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence :
i. Pharmacy Act 1948: Regulations governing pharmacy practice
ii. Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940: Legal aspects related to drugs and
pharmaceuticals
iii. Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act: Control and regulation
iv. Patent Law: Intellectual property rights and drug patents
v. Ethics in Pharmacy: Professional responsibilities and ethics
➢ Drug Store and Business Management :
i. Introduction to Business Management
ii. Principles of Management: Planning, organizing, staffing, and controlling
iii. Inventory Control: Management of stock in pharmacies
iv. Sales and Marketing: Techniques for drug promotion and sales
v. Pharmaceutical Business: Operation of drug stores, legal requirements
➢ Health Education and Community. Pharmacy:
i. Health and Nutrition: Balanced diet, deficiencies, and malnutrition
ii. First Aid: Handling of emergencies, accidents, and poisoning
iii. Health Education: Prevention of diseases, vaccination, sanitation
iv. Community Pharmacy: Role of pharmacists in healthcare
➢ Human Anatomy and Physiology :
i. Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
ii. Structure and Functions of Human Body: Organ systems (e.g.,
cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, nervous, and excretory systems)
iii. Muscle and Bone Physiology: Study of skeletal system and muscular
function
iv. Circulatory System: Heart, blood vessels, blood circulation
➢ Biochemistry and Clinical Pathology:
i. Biochemistry: Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and
enzymes
ii. Metabolism: Catabolism and anabolism of biomolecules
iii. Clinical Pathology: Blood and urine detection of disorders