The Railway Recruitment Board conducted the CBT-1 examination for the recruitment of different positions under the non-technical popular category (graduate) from 16 to 27 March 2026, in which a huge number of candidates participated against a total number of 5,810 vacancies. The result for the same has been announced as scorecard on June 12, 2026, on their official websites.
If you are among those candidates who have participated in the examination, you need to know that the RRBs (Railway Recruitment Boards) have made it public on their official websites as scorecard, you can check your score by downloading the same. You download it you have to provide your registration number and date of birth. A direct link to check the same is available below.
How to check the RRB NTPC Graduate Result 2026?
In order to check the result, the step-by-step instructions are as follows. You can check your result by following the steps below.
- Go to the official website of your regional railway recruitment board.
- Find and click on the option that reads recruitment for NTPC (Graduate).
- Now, you will see an option that reads ‘Scorecard Download,’ tap on it and go to the login page.
- Enter your registration number and password, and then click on the Submit button.
What happens after the RRB NTPC Graduate Result 2026?
As the Railway Recruitment Board has officially announced the result for the CBT-1 examination, now they are going to conduct the second stage of selection process that is CBT-2 examination. Note that they will held in on July 10, 2026, in two shifts from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM and 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM. The board will release the city intimation slip for this examination on July 1, 2026, and they will release the admit card on 6th of the month.
They will conduct the second stage of selection process with time duration of 90 minutes, but the PwBD (Person with Benchmark Disability) candidates will get time of 120 Minutes. In this examination, the Railway Recruitment Board is going to asked 120 objective type questions from three different subjects that are General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Intelligence & Reasoning.
There will be a total number of 50 questions from the first subject, and 35 from each of last two. Each question carries a weightage of 1 mark and there is provision of negative marking of ⅓ mark, which means, for correct answer you will get 1 mark but the each incorrect, 0.33 mark will be deducted.
The medium of the examination is English and a regional language that can be Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, or Urdu.
If you have passed the CBT-1 examination, and going to seat in the second stage, make sure you carry your photo identity card with admit card. Also ensure to follow all the examination day guidelines. Notably, electronic devices are totally prohibited so make sure you don’t carry, if you caught with any you may be debarred from sitting in the examination.