RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 Out — Check Merit List & Scorecard

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 has been officially declared by the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) on 11 June 2026 for Graduate-level posts under CEN 06/2025. All candidates who appeared in the Computer-Based Test 1 conducted from 16 March to 27 March 2026 can now check their qualifying status, download the zone-wise merit list PDF, and access individual scorecards from their respective regional RRB websites. The RRB NTPC CBT 1 Scorecard 2026 is available for individual login from 12 June 2026 at 5:00 PM at rrb.digialm.com. This article is based on the official result notice released by the Railway Recruitment Board.

Candidates provisionally shortlisted for CBT 2 will now advance to the next selection stage, tentatively scheduled for the second week of July 2026. A total of 5,810 Graduate-level vacancies were notified under this recruitment cycle across six key NTPC posts in Indian Railways.

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 – Overview

ParticularsDetails
Recruiting OrganizationRailway Recruitment Board (RRB)
Exam NameRRB NTPC Graduate CBT 1
Advertisement NumberCEN 06/2025
Exam StageComputer-Based Test 1 (CBT 1)
CBT 1 Exam Dates16 March – 27 March 2026
Result Declaration Date11 June 2026
Total Vacancies Notified5,810 Posts
Scorecard Availability Date12 June 2026 at 5:00 PM
Next Exam StageCBT 2
CBT 2 Tentative Date2nd Week of July 2026
Official Websitehttps://rrbcdg.gov.in

How to Check the RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026

The RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 is published as a zone-wise PDF list of shortlisted roll numbers by all 21 regional Railway Recruitment Boards. Follow these steps to check if you have qualified for CBT 2.

To download the merit list PDF (no login required):

  1. Visit the official website of your respective regional RRB zone (for example, rrbcdg.gov.in for Central Directorate, rrbchennai.gov.in for Chennai zone, or rrbguwahati.gov.in for Guwahati zone).
  2. Look for the link labelled “RRB NTPC Graduate Result CEN 06/2025” or “Result CBT 1 – CEN 06/2025” on the homepage.
  3. Click the link to open or download the result PDF for your zone.
  4. Open the PDF and press Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to open the search function.
  5. Type your registration number or roll number and search within the document to verify if your number appears in the shortlisted candidates list.

To download your individual scorecard (login required – active from 12 June 2026, 5:00 PM):

  1. Go to the official candidate login portal at rrb.digialm.com.
  2. Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth in the specified fields.
  3. Click on the “Scorecard” or “Result” link to view your marks, section-wise scores, and qualifying status.
  4. Download the scorecard PDF and save it for future reference and document verification.

The RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 is a PDF list of provisionally shortlisted roll numbers in ascending numerical order – not in order of merit. The zone-wise merit list PDFs are published on individual RRB regional websites, so check the website corresponding to your exam centre zone.

What Your Result Means – Next Steps

If you are shortlisted for CBT 2:

Clearing CBT 1 means you have qualified for the next stage of the RRB NTPC recruitment process and will be invited to appear in Computer-Based Test 2 (CBT 2). Your shortlisting is provisional and can be cancelled if any inconsistency or malpractice is detected during document verification or other stages. Download your scorecard immediately and note the important dates: CBT 2 is tentatively scheduled for the second week of July 2026. Start preparing for CBT 2 at once – the second stage carries higher difficulty and covers General Awareness, Mathematics, General Intelligence, and Reasoning.

If you are not shortlisted for CBT 1:

You have not qualified for CBT 2 in this recruitment cycle. Review the category-wise cut-off marks published on your regional RRB website to understand how far your marks fell short. Keep your scorecard and response sheet for reference; these may be useful if you apply in the next RRB NTPC cycle. The Railway Recruitment Board typically conducts NTPC recruitment every 2-3 years, so monitor https://rrbcdg.gov.in for the next notification.

RRB NTPC Graduate Posts Under CEN 06/2025

The current recruitment cycle under CEN 06/2025 covers 5,810 Graduate-level vacancies across six key Non-Technical Popular Category (NTPC) posts in Indian Railways:

  • Station Master
  • Goods Train Manager
  • Traffic Assistant
  • Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor (CCTS)
  • Junior Account Assistant cum Typist (JAA)
  • Senior Clerk cum Typist

These posts are filled through a four-stage selection process: CBT 1, CBT 2, Computer-Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) or Computer-Based Skill Test (CBTST), Document Verification, and Medical Examination.

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Scorecard 2026 – What It Contains

Your individual scorecard provides a comprehensive summary of your performance in CBT 1 and your qualifying status for CBT 2. The RRB NTPC CBT 1 Scorecard 2026 includes:

  • Candidate’s Name and Roll Number
  • Registration Number and Date of Birth
  • Category Applied Under (UR / OBC / SC / ST / EWS)
  • Post Applied For and Exam Name (CEN 06/2025)
  • Raw Marks Obtained in CBT 1
  • Normalized Marks
  • Section-wise Scores (General Awareness, Mathematics, General Intelligence, and Reasoning)
  • Qualifying Status for CBT 2 (Shortlisted / Not Shortlisted)
  • Category-wise Cut-Off Marks for your zone and post

Keep your scorecard safe – it will be required during document verification and for future reference if you apply in subsequent recruitment cycles.

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Cut-Off Marks 2026

The RRB NTPC CBT 1 Cut-Off Marks 2026 vary by RRB region and candidate category. The cut-off is determined by several factors:

  • Total number of vacancies notified for each post and zone
  • Number of candidates who appeared for the exam
  • Total number of applications received per category
  • Difficulty level of the CBT 1 examination
  • Normalization of marks across multiple exam shifts conducted over 12 days
  • The reservation policy applicable under the recruitment

Candidates should check the cut-off PDF published on their respective RRB regional website for the exact category-wise and post-wise qualifying marks applicable to their zone. The cut-off marks are released alongside the results.

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Shortlisting Process – Selection Criteria

Shortlisting for CBT 2 has been done strictly based on merit in CBT 1, while also considering each candidate’s order of preference for various posts. Key rules governing provisional shortlisting include:

  • Candidates shortlisted under reserved categories – OBC (NCL), SC, ST, EWS, Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD), and Ex-Servicemen (ExSM) – will continue to be considered only under those respective categories in all subsequent recruitment stages.
  • Roll numbers in the shortlist PDF are arranged in ascending numerical order, not in merit order.
  • All shortlistings are provisional and may be cancelled at any recruitment stage if any inconsistency, data deficiency, or malpractice is detected.
  • Being shortlisted for CBT 2 does not guarantee a final appointment in any manner.

Documents to Keep Ready

For CBT 2:

  • Admit card / E-call letter for CBT 2 (issued 4 days before the exam)
  • Photo ID proof (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport)
  • Passport-size photographs (as specified in the admit card)
  • CBT 1 scorecard

For Document Verification:

  • Original mark sheets (Class 10, 12, and degree)
  • Category/caste certificate in the prescribed format (for OBC/SC/ST/EWS candidates)
  • Government-issued photo ID proof
  • Passport-size photographs
  • Admit cards for all exam stages
  • Medical fitness certificate (if applicable)

What Happens After This Result

After clearing CBT 1, shortlisted candidates will face CBT 2 in the second week of July 2026. CBT 2 is a higher-difficulty test focusing on General Awareness, Mathematics, General Intelligence, and Reasoning, and performance in this stage directly influences the shortlist for document verification. Begin CBT 2 preparation immediately – focus on accuracy and time management, as this is a competitive stage where even small improvements in score can shift your position. Candidates who clear CBT 2 will be called for the Computer-Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) or Computer-Based Skill Test (CBTST), depending on the post applied for, followed by document verification and medical examination.

RRB NTPC Complete Selection Pipeline

Selection StageKey Details
CBT 1Completed on 11 June 2026
CBT 2Tentatively 2nd Week of July 2026
CBAT / CBTSTPost-specific, conducted after CBT 2
Document Verification (DV)After CBAT/CBTST clearance
Medical ExaminationFinal stage before appointment
Final Merit List & AllotmentBased on combined performance

Important Dates

EventDate
CBT 1 Exam Conducted16 March – 27 March 2026
RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result Declared11 June 2026
Scorecard Available from12 June 2026 at 5:00 PM
CBT 2 Tentative Date2nd Week of July 2026
Exam City Intimation for CBT 2Approximately 10 days before CBT 2
E-Call Letter / Admit Card for CBT 24 days before the CBT 2 exam date

Important Links

LinkResource
Check RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result at RRB BilaspurRRB Bilaspur Merit List PDF
Check RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result at RRB ChennaiRRB Chennai Merit List PDF
Check RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result at RRB GuwahatiRRB Guwahati Merit List PDF
Official RRB CDG WebsiteCentral Directorate Portal
Candidate Login for ScorecardDownload Individual Scorecard

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. How do I check if I am shortlisted for RRB NTPC CBT 2?

Ans. Download the zone-wise merit list PDF from your regional RRB website (e.g., rrbcdg.gov.in, rrbchennai.gov.in) and use Ctrl+F to search for your registration number. If your number appears in the list, you are provisionally shortlisted for CBT 2, tentatively scheduled for the second week of July 2026.

Q2. What is the difference between the merit list PDF and the individual scorecard?

Ans. The merit list PDF is a zone-wise list of roll numbers of shortlisted candidates in ascending numerical order – available without login. The individual scorecard shows your marks, section-wise scores, category, qualifying status, and cut-off marks – available after login at rrb.digialm.com from 12 June 2026, 5:00 PM.

Q3. I did not appear in CBT 1 due to illness. Can I request to sit for the exam again?

Ans. The exam window for RRB NTPC CBT 1 closed on 27 March 2026. Candidates who did not appear for any reason are not eligible for a re-exam in this recruitment cycle. You may apply in the next RRB NTPC recruitment cycle when the notification is released. Candidates are advised to verify this with the official notification or the organization’s website.

Q4. What is the next stage after clearing RRB NTPC CBT 2?

Ans. After clearing CBT 2, candidates will be called for the Computer-Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) or the Computer-Based Skill Test (CBTST), depending on the specific post applied for (e.g., CBAT for Station Master, CBTST for Junior Account Assistant). Following CBAT/CBTST, document verification and medical examination take place before the final appointment.

Q5. I have qualified for CBT 2, but I did not receive an admit card email. What should I do?

Ans. Admit cards for CBT 2 will be issued 4 days before the exam date. Monitor your registered email and SMS regularly. If you do not receive the e-call letter 4 days before the scheduled exam, visit your regional RRB website to download it. You may also contact your RRB’s candidate helpline using your registration number.

Q6. When is the next RRB NTPC recruitment after this cycle?

Ans. The Railway Recruitment Board typically conducts NTPC recruitment every 2-3 years. Candidates who did not qualify in CEN 06/2025 can expect the next NTPC notification in 2028-2029. Monitor https://rrbcdg.gov.in for announcements.

Q7. I scored just below the cut-off mark. Can I request a review or re-evaluation?

Ans. Candidates who score below the published cut-off are not eligible for re-evaluation or appeal under the RRB NTPC recruitment. However, you may obtain a detailed analysis of your response sheet and scorecard for reference in future cycles. Candidates are advised to verify the appeal procedure, if any, on the official notification or the organization’s website.

Q8. How do I prepare for RRB NTPC CBT 2 after clearing CBT 1?

Ans. CBT 2 covers the same topics as CBT 1 (General Awareness, Mathematics, General Intelligence, and Reasoning) but at a higher difficulty level. Focus on speed and accuracy, practice previous year’s papers and mock tests, strengthen weak sections, and revise daily. CBT 2 is tentatively scheduled for the second week of July 2026, so you have approximately 4 weeks to prepare.

What to Do Next

Check your RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 immediately using your registration number in the zone-wise merit list PDF available on your regional RRB website, and note the CBT 2 exam date (tentatively second week of July 2026) from the official notification. Shortlisted candidates must begin CBT 2 preparation at once – focus on higher-difficulty General Awareness, Mathematics, and Reasoning problems; candidates who did not qualify should review the cut-off marks on their regional RRB website to understand the performance gap and prepare for the next RRB NTPC recruitment cycle. Bookmark MyNaukriAlert.com to stay updated on RRB admit cards, answer keys, and next stage notifications as they are published.

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Nandni is an Exam Result Analyst at MyNaukriAlert, specializing in the timely publication of government exam results, merit lists, and cutoff marks. She covers results from major recruitment bodies such as SSC, UPSC, IBPS, Railways, State PSCs, and Defence boards, ensuring candidates receive verified result updates as soon as they are officially declared. Nandni's articles provide detailed information including scorecard download steps, qualifying cutoff analysis, category-wise merit breakdowns, and next-stage selection process guidance. Her accurate and prompt reporting has helped thousands of aspirants across India check their results and plan their next steps with confidence.

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