CSIR-CCMB Recruitment 2026: Apply for 80 Technician and Technical Vacancies

The CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CSIR-CCMB), based in Hyderabad, has officially released its notification for the 2026 recruitment cycle. Aspiring candidates looking to build a career in a premier research organization can apply for 80 vacancies across various technical streams. This recruitment drive, governed by advertisement numbers 01/2026 and 02/2026, aims to fill crucial roles under the 7th Pay Commission structure.

Overview of CSIR-CCMB 2026 Vacancies

Candidates are encouraged to review the following summary of the recruitment process to ensure they meet all criteria before the application deadline on 23rd February 2026.

CSIR CCMB Vacancy Notification 2026-Overview

Attribute	Details
Organization	CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, (CSIR-CCMB)
Post Name	Technician Technical Assistant/Officer
Advt No.	01/2026 & 02/2026
Vacancy	80
Mode of Application	Online
Application Date	27th January 2026 to 23rs Februray 2026
Educational Qualification	10th + ITI/B.Sc/Diploma/M.Sc in relevent field
Age Limit	28 to 30 Years
Selection Process	Written Test and Document varification
Salary	Rs. 39,545 to Rs. 90,100
Official Website	www.ccmb.res.in.

Post-wise Vacancy Breakdown

Post Name	Vacancies
Technician (I)	50
Technical Assistant	25
Technical Officer	05
Total	80

Educational Qualification Requirements

• Technician: SSC/10th standard with Science subjects (min 55% marks) + ITI certificate OR 2 years apprentice experience OR 3 years relevant work experience.
• Technical Assistant: B.Sc. in relevant subjects (min 60% marks) + 1 year experience OR Diploma in Electronics/Computer Science (min 60% marks) + 2 years experience.
• Technical Officer: M.Sc. in relevant fields (min 55% marks) OR B.E./B.Tech in relevant engineering fields (min 55% marks).

How to Apply for CSIR CCMB Vacancy 2026

1. Visit the official website, www.ccmb.res.in.
2. Navigate to the 'Career' or 'Recruitment' section on the home page.
3. Click on 'New Registration' and register using a valid email address.
4. Log in with your registration number and password.
5. Upload required documents, a passport-size photograph, and signature.
6. Pay the applicable application fee.
7. Submit the application form online.
8. Print the application form and mail the hard copy along with self-attested documents to the designated address.

Application Portals

CSIR CCMB Application Form 2026 for Technician Posts – Click to Apply

CSIR CCMB Application Form 2026 for Technical Assistant and Technical Officer Posts – Click to Apply

Important Documents & Notifications

Post Name	Official Notifocatuion PDF
Technician (I) (Advt. No. 01)	Click to Download
Technical Assistant and Technical Officer (Advt. No. 02)	Click to Download

Selection Criteria & Exam Pattern

The selection process involves a multi-stage written examination consisting of Paper I, II, and III, followed by document verification. Please note that a negative marking of one-third (1/3) mark is applicable for incorrect answers in Paper II.

Paper	Subject	No. of Question	Marks	Duration
Paper I	Mental Ability Test	50	100	1 Hour
Paper II	General Awareness	25	75	30 Minutes
Paper II	English Language	25	75	30 Minutes
Paper III	Concerned Subject	100	300	90 Minutes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What posts are being recruited by CSIR CCMB in 2026?

The CSIR CCMB has formally announced the recruitment vacancies for the positions of Technician, Technical Assistant, and Technical Officer.

Is submitting a hard copy of the application form mandatory?

Yes, after the online submission is complete, all candidates are required to mail a hard copy of their application along with self-attested supporting documents to the CCMB office before the designated cut-off date.

What is the application fee for UR and OBC candidates?

The application fee is Rs. 500 for UR, OBC (NCL), and EWS candidates. It is NIL for women, SC, ST, PwBD, and Ex-Servicemen.

Is there negative marking in the selection exam?

Yes, a one-third mark deduction is applied for every wrong answer provided in Paper II of the written examination.