Results for the RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 examination will soon be released on the official website rrbcdg.gov.in. Successful candidates will be eligible for the CBT 2 examination. Cut-off marks and roll numbers will be available in PDF format, enabling candidates to begin preparing for the next stage.
RRB NTPC Result 2025: The CBT 1 examination for the RRB NTPC UG (Graduate) recruitment was conducted by Indian Railways from August 7 to September 9, 2025. Candidates who appeared for this exam are eagerly awaiting the results. According to reports, the RRB may release the results soon. Successful candidates will be considered eligible to participate in the next stage, which is the CBT 2 examination.
Candidates who appeared for the RRB Non-Technical Popular Category (Graduate) recruitment CBT 1 exam can now check their results online. The results will be available in PDF format on the official website rrbcdg.gov.in. The PDF will contain the roll numbers of successful candidates. Candidates who clear CBT 1 will qualify to appear for CBT 2.
Cut-off Marks to be Released Along with Results
Along with the results, RRB will also release category-wise cut-off marks. Only candidates who achieve the prescribed cut-off marks will be considered eligible for the next stage. This ensures that only qualified candidates participate in the CBT 2 examination. Information regarding the cut-off marks will be crucial for candidates to prepare effectively for the next stage.
How to Check RRB NTPC Result 2025
Candidates can check their results in just four easy steps.
- First, visit the official website rrbcdg.gov.in.
- On the homepage of the website, click on the link related to the results.
- Upon clicking the link, the PDF will open on the screen.
- Download the PDF and check your roll number within it.
This process is very simple, and candidates can check it anywhere using their mobile or computer. After the results, candidates should begin preparing for the next stage.
CBT 2 Exam Pattern and Preparation
After CBT 1, the CBT 2 examination will be conducted. In this stage, candidates will be asked a total of 120 multiple-choice questions. The question paper will be divided into three sections:
- General Awareness: 50 Questions
- Mathematics: 35 Questions
- General Intelligence and Reasoning: 35 Questions
Candidates will be given 90 minutes, i.e., one and a half hours, to solve the examination. One mark will be awarded for each correct answer. For every incorrect answer, 1/3 of a mark will be deducted. Candidates must focus on time management and providing correct answers to achieve maximum marks.
