Archive · 27 Aug 2026
RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Exam Set for September 17, 2026
The Railway Recruitment Boards have announced the next computer test for some railway jobs.
This CBT-II exam is planned for September 17, 2026.
Candidates can see their exam city and date from September 7.
Eligible SC/ST candidates can also download a travel pass from that link.
The e-call letter, also called the admit card, will be available from September 13.
Candidates must bring an original Aadhaar Card or an e-verified Aadhaar printout.
Their Aadhaar must be unlocked and its details and biometrics should be correct.
The test will have 120 questions and will last 90 minutes.
Candidates should use official RRB websites and avoid anyone asking for money in exchange for a railway appointment.
RRBs have scheduled the RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT-II for September 17, 2026, under CEN 07/2025.
The exam city intimation slip and eligible SC/ST travel authority are expected to be available from September 7.
Candidates can download their CBT-II e-call letters or admit cards from September 13.
The recruitment covers 3,058 undergraduate vacancies, with 45,898 candidates shortlisted from 63,27,474 registrations.
The 120-question, 120-mark exam lasts 90 minutes and includes one-third-mark negative marking per incorrect answer.
- Who
- The Railway Recruitment Boards and candidates shortlisted for RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT-II recruitment.
- What
- RRBs announced the CBT-II date, document-release schedule, exam format and Aadhaar verification requirements under CEN 07/2025.
- When
- The CBT-II is scheduled for September 17, 2026; the city slip and travel authority are due September 7, and e-call letters are due September 13.
- Where
- At examination centres assigned through the RRB exam-city information system.
- Why
- The examination is part of recruitment for 3,058 undergraduate-level railway vacancies.
- Recruitment notice
- CEN 07/2025
- CBT-II date
- September 17, 2026
- City slip and SC/ST travel authority
- Available from September 7, 2026
- E-call letter or admit card
- Available from September 13, 2026
- Vacancies
- 3,058 undergraduate-level posts
- Candidates shortlisted
- 45,898 candidates from 63,27,474 registrations
- Exam pattern
- 120 objective questions carrying 120 marks, to be completed in 90 minutes
- Marking scheme
- One-third mark deducted for each incorrect answer
