| Post Name | NTPC (Graduate & Undergraduate) |
| Vacancies | 8868 |
| Organization | Railway Recruitment Board |
| Exam Type | 1st Stage CBT |
| CBT 1 Exam (Graduate) | 16 – 27 March 2026 |
| CBT 1 Exam (Undergraduate) | May 2026 (Expected) |
| Result Status (Graduate) | 11 June 2026 |
| Result Status (Undergraduate) | To be declared |
RRB NTPC Result 2026
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducted the CBT 1 exam for 8868 NTPC posts recruited through two notifications, CEN 06/2025 for Graduate Level (5810 posts) and CEN 07/2025 for Undergraduate Level (3058 posts). The Graduate Level CBT 1 was held from 16 to 27 March 2026, with over 40 lakh candidates appearing across multiple shifts. The result for the Graduate Level CBT 1 has been declared on 11 June 2026. The Undergraduate Level exam is being conducted from 7 May to 21 June 2026.
RRB publishes the CBT 1 result as a PDF containing the roll numbers of qualified candidates on all regional RRB websites. Along with the result, RRB also releases category-wise cut-off marks and individual scorecards. Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the result PDF will be shortlisted for the 2nd Stage CBT. The scorecard, which shows the marks obtained by each candidate, is available through a separate login using Registration Number and Date of Birth.
If you’re looking for the full RRB NTPC Recruitment details including vacancy breakdown, eligibility, and application process, we have a separate page for that. Go to the RRB NTPC Recruitment page.
RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result (CEN 06/2025)
Post Names: Station Master, Goods Train Manager, Traffic Assistant, Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor, Junior Account Assistant cum Typist, Senior Clerk cum Typist
Vacancies: 5810 Posts
Exam Dates: 16 – 27 March 2026
Candidates Appeared: Over 40 lakh
Answer Key: 6 April 2026
Result Status: 11 June 2026
Result Format: PDF with roll numbers of qualified candidates
RRB NTPC Undergraduate Level Result (CEN 07/2025)
Post Names: Commercial cum Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk cum Typist, Junior Clerk cum Typist, Trains Clerk
Vacancies: 3058 Posts
Exam Date: 7 May – 21 June 2026
Result Status: Exam not yet conducted
Note: This article will be updated as soon as the RRB officially declares the Graduate Level CBT 1 result and announces the Undergraduate Level exam date.
RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result Details
The CBT 1 result for both the Graduate and Undergraduate levels follows the same format. RRB uploads a PDF on each regional website listing the roll numbers of candidates who have qualified. This PDF is the primary result document; there is no separate login-based result page for checking pass/fail status. Candidates need to open the PDF and search for their roll number using Ctrl+F.
Separately, RRB releases the scorecard for all candidates who appeared in the exam, whether they qualified or not. The scorecard shows the raw score, the normalized score, and the candidate’s section-wise performance. To download the scorecard, candidates must log in with their Registration Number and Date of Birth on the regional RRB website or at rrb.digialm.com.
RRB NTPC CBT 1 Qualifying Marks
CBT 1 is a screening test. The marks scored here do not count toward the final merit; they are only used to shortlist candidates for CBT 2. A total of 20 times, the community-wise vacancies are shortlisted based on normalized CBT 1 scores. The minimum qualifying percentage for each category is as follows:
| Category | Minimum Qualifying Marks (%) |
|---|---|
| UR (General) | 40% |
| EWS | 40% |
| OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) | 30% |
| SC | 30% |
| ST | 25% |
These are the minimum eligibility marks. The actual cut-off is always higher than these figures because of the large number of candidates competing for limited seats. Cut-off marks vary by zone, category, and the number of applicants in each region. RRB releases the zone-wise and category-wise cut-off along with the result PDF.
Normalization of Marks
Since the CBT 1 exam is conducted across multiple days and shifts, the difficulty level of the question papers can vary. To make the evaluation fair, RRB uses equi-percentile normalization to adjust scores across different sessions. This means the final scores on the result may differ from the raw marks a candidate calculated from the answer key. The normalization process is applied for CBT 1, CBT 2, and CBAT stages.
How to Check RRB NTPC Result?
The process to check the result is the same for both Graduate and Undergraduate levels:
| Go to the official website of your regional RRB (e.g., rrbcdg.gov.in) or visit rrb.digialm.com. |
| Click the link for “CEN 06/2025 (NTPC-Graduate): CBT 1 Result” or “CEN 07/2025 (NTPC-Undergraduate): CBT 1 Result” depending on your exam. |
| The result PDF will open in your browser. Press Ctrl+F and type your Roll Number to search. |
| If your roll number appears in the list, you have qualified for the 2nd Stage CBT. |
| Download the PDF for future reference. |
How to Download RRB NTPC Scorecard?
The scorecard is released separately from the result PDF. To download your scorecard:
| Visit the official RRB website or rrb.digialm.com. |
| Click the link for “CEN 06/2025 (NTPC-Graduate): CBT 1 Scorecard” or the corresponding Undergraduate link. |
| Log in using your Registration Number and Date of Birth. |
| Your scorecard will display your raw score, normalized score, and section-wise marks. |
| Download and save the scorecard for your records. |
Note: The scorecard is available for a limited time. Download it as soon as it is released. If you face login issues, use the “Forgot Password” option with your registered mobile number or email.
RRB NTPC Answer Key
Before the result, RRB releases the provisional answer key along with each candidate’s response sheet. For the Graduate Level CBT 1 (CEN 06/2025), the answer key is released on 6 April 2026. Candidates can download the answer key and response sheet by logging in with their Registration Number and Date of Birth. If any answer appears incorrect, candidates can raise objections by paying ₹50 per objection. The fee is refunded if the objection is accepted. After reviewing all objections, RRB publishes the final answer key, which is then used to prepare the result.
Important Dates of RRB NTPC Result
| Notification Date | 29 September 2025 |
| Apply Start (CEN 06/2025) | 21 October 2025 |
| Apply End (CEN 06/2025) | 20 November 2025 |
| Apply Start (CEN 07/2025) | 28 October 2025 |
| Apply End (CEN 07/2025) | 4 December 2025 |
| Exam Date (CEN 06/2025) | 16 March to 27 March 2026 |
| Answer Key (CEN 06/2025) | 6 April 2026 |
| Result (CEN 06/2025) | 11 June 2026 |
| Exam Date (CEN 07/2025) | 7 May – 21 June 2026 |
| Answer Key (CEN 07/2025) | To be notified |
| Result (CEN 07/2025) | To be notified |
Important Links of RRB NTPC Result
| NTPC CBT 1 Result | Graduate | Undergraduate |
| CBT 1 Scorecard | To be declared |
| CBT 1 Answer Key | Graduate | Undergraduate |
| CBT 1 Admit Card | Graduate | Undergraduate |
| Official Notification | Graduate | Undergraduate |
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| Install Android App | Click Here |
| Official Website | Click Here |
FAQs of RRB NTPC Result
When will the RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 result be declared?
The Graduate Level (CEN 06/2025) CBT 1 result has been declared on 11 June 2026. The exam was conducted from 16 to 27 March 2026.
How can I check my RRB NTPC result?
Visit your regional RRB website and open the result PDF. Use Ctrl+F to search for your roll number. If your roll number is in the list, you have qualified for CBT 2.
Is the RRB NTPC CBT 1 scorecard released along with the result?
Yes, RRB releases the scorecard separately for all candidates who appeared in the exam. You need to log in with your Registration Number and Date of Birth to download it.
Does CBT 1 marks count in the final merit?
No. CBT 1 is a screening test only. The final merit is prepared based on CBT 2 marks. CBT 1 marks are only used to shortlist candidates for the 2nd Stage CBT.
When will the RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT 1 result be released?
The Undergraduate Level (CEN 07/2025) exam is being conducted. The result will follow 2-3 months after the exam.
