RRB NTPC Result 2026 Out – Graduate Level CBT 1 Scorecard, Cut Off & Zone-wise PDF Download

The wait is finally over. The Railway Recruitment Board has officially released the RRB NTPC Result 2026 for the Graduate Level CBT 1 examination conducted under CEN No. 06/2025. If you sat for the exam between 16th and 27th March 2026 and have been refreshing the RRB website every few hours, this is the update you have been waiting for.

The results started rolling out on 11th June 2026, and the individual scorecards became available on 12th June 2026. As of today, 19 out of 21 RRB zones have published their result PDFs. Results for RRB Jammu-Srinagar and RRB Muzaffarpur are still awaited and expected to be released very soon.

In this article, you will find everything — zone-wise result PDF links, scorecard download steps, category-wise cut off marks, and a clear roadmap for what happens next.

RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result 2026 – Quick Overview

Here is a fast-track summary of all the important dates you need to keep in mind:

Activity	Date
CBT 1 Exam Date	16th March – 27th March 2026
Result Release Date	11th & 12th June 2026
Cut Off Marks Released	11th & 12th June 2026
Score Card Available From	12th June 2026 (5:00 PM onwards)
CBT 2 Exam Date	10th July 2026

The CBT 1 was held for 5,810 Graduate Level vacancies, and over 40 lakh candidates appeared across multiple shifts nationwide. Out of all those aspirants, 86,518 candidates have been shortlisted for CBT 2 based on results declared from 19 zones so far. This number will go up once the remaining two zones publish their results.

How to Check Your RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026

Checking the result is straightforward once you know the process. Here is what you need to do:

Step 1: Go to the official website of the RRB zone you applied under. For example, if you applied under RRB Mumbai, visit the RRB Mumbai website.

Step 2: Look for the notification or link that reads “NTPC Graduate Level CEN 06/2025 CBT 1 Result” on the homepage or under the Results tab.

Step 3: Click on the link. A PDF file will open containing a long list of roll numbers.

Step 4: Press Ctrl+F on your keyboard and type your roll number in the search box.

Step 5: If your roll number appears in the list, congratulations — you have qualified for CBT 2. If it does not appear, unfortunately you have not cleared the cut off for your zone and category.

Step 6: Save or print the PDF for your records. You may need it later during document verification.

RRB NTPC Result 2026 Zone-wise PDF Download

The result has been published separately by each RRB zone. Below is the complete zone-wise breakdown of results declared so far, along with the number of candidates who have cleared CBT 1 from each zone:

RRB Zone	Candidates Qualified for CBT 2
RRB Ajmer	5,196
RRB Allahabad (Prayagraj)	1,655
RRB Bilaspur	12,978
RRB Bhubaneswar	3,469
RRB Chennai	2,814
RRB Guwahati	841
RRB Siliguri	316
RRB Chandigarh	2,990
RRB Ranchi	9,780
RRB Bhopal	5,747
RRB Bangalore	3,618
RRB Gorakhpur	1,668
RRB Ahmedabad	1,187
RRB Kolkata	10,294
RRB Malda	7,839
RRB Mumbai	8,967
RRB Patna	334
RRB Secunderabad	5,951
RRB Thiruvananthapuram	874
RRB Jammu-Srinagar	Result Awaited
RRB Muzaffarpur	Result Awaited
Total (so far)	86,518

To download the result PDF for your zone, head to your respective RRB regional website and look for the CBT 1 result notification under CEN 06/2025.

How to Download the RRB NTPC Scorecard 2026

The individual scorecard is available for all candidates who appeared for the exam — not just those who qualified. Whether you passed or not, you can download your scorecard and check your subject-wise marks.

Here is the step-by-step process to download your scorecard:

Step 1: Visit the official scorecard portal at rrb.digialm.com

Step 2: Click on the Score Card or Login link on the page.

Step 3: Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth in the required fields.

Step 4: Enter the captcha code and click Login.

Step 5: Your scorecard will appear on the screen showing your raw marks, normalized marks, and section-wise performance.

Step 6: Download and save the scorecard immediately. The portal typically keeps scorecards accessible only for a limited time, and you will need this document at the Document Verification (DV) stage if you advance that far. Keep a printed copy as well.

The scorecard shows your performance in all three sections — Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning, and General Awareness — along with your overall normalized score.

RRB NTPC Cut Off Marks 2026 – Category-wise (Zone-wise)

The cut off marks vary from zone to zone based on the number of vacancies available in that region, the total number of candidates who appeared, and the difficulty level of the question paper across shifts. Below are the officially released cut offs for several zones:

RRB Bhopal Cut Off 2026

Post	UR	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	ESM
Post 1	89.56	—	—	88.13	—	—
Post 2	88.21	83.01	—	86.78	—	63.73
Post 3	80.09	71.51	66.06	76.41	76.09	30.39
Post 4	85.21	78.26	73.30	84.16	83.74	47.14
Post 5	85.89	79.95	70.40	—	84.19	—

RRB Bhubaneswar Cut Off 2026

Post	UR	OBC	EWS	ESM
Post 2	78.66	—	74.50	58.43
Post 3	72.56	64.10	63.89	30.37
Post 5	75.09	74.54	—	54.93

RRB Chennai Cut Off 2026

Post	UR	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	ESM
Post 1	—	77.73	75.34	80.50	—	53.51
Post 2	81.10	74.74	—	—	—	—
Post 3	80.05	—	64.28	—	—	—
Post 4	75.20	67.42	60.92	73.31	65.13	30.07
Post 5	75.07	67.33	60.13	74.36	66.32	30.18

RRB Chandigarh Cut Off 2026

Post	UR	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	ESM
Post 4	82.51	74.78	69.26	77.96	78.75	53.18
Post 5	83.53	77.96	69.15	80.37	80.83	57.22

RRB Guwahati Cut Off 2026

Post	UR	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	ESM
Post 1	79.28	—	—	—	—	—
Post 2	73.41	66.22	69.56	68.52	65.63	26.62
Post 3	70.63	62.81	62.68	66.54	57.93	31.73
Post 5	72.09	60.70	60.10	63.82	57.81	31.66

Cut off marks for remaining zones like Ajmer, Bilaspur, Siliguri, Ranchi, Gorakhpur, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Malda, Mumbai, Patna, Secunderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, and Bangalore are available on the respective RRB regional websites.

One important thing to note — the marks shown in the scorecard are normalized scores, not raw marks. Normalization is applied because the exam was conducted over multiple shifts, and question paper difficulty can vary between sessions. The normalization formula is applied by RRB to ensure fairness across all candidates.

What Happens After the RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026?

Clearing CBT 1 is a big achievement, but it is just the beginning. The full selection process for RRB NTPC Graduate Level posts looks like this:

CBT 1 → CBT 2 → CBAT / Typing Skill Test (post-specific) → Document Verification → Medical Examination → Final Merit List and Allotment

Here is what you need to know about each stage going forward:

CBT 2 Exam is scheduled for 10th July 2026 and will be conducted in online mode across various exam centres in two shifts. The admit card for CBT 2 will be released on 6th July 2026, so keep checking the official website from that date. The CBT 2 syllabus covers the same three subjects as CBT 1 — Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning, and General Awareness — but at a higher difficulty level. It is also post-specific, meaning the weightage may differ based on the post you are applying for.

CBAT (Computer-Based Aptitude Test) is applicable specifically for the Station Master post. If you are aiming for Station Master, you need to clear this additional test after CBT 2.

Typing Skill Test is applicable for posts like Junior Account Assistant cum Typist, Senior Clerk cum Typist, and Senior Time Keeper.

Document Verification and Medical Examination are the final stages before the merit list is prepared and candidates are allotted posts.

Tips to Prepare for RRB NTPC CBT 2 – Start Right Now

You have roughly four weeks before CBT 2 on 10th July. That is not a lot of time, but it is enough if you start today. Here is a practical approach:

Go through the official CBT 2 syllabus carefully and understand which topics carry more weight for your specific post. The difficulty level in CBT 2 is noticeably higher than CBT 1, so do not underestimate the preparation required.

Solve previous year question papers from RRB NTPC CBT 2 to understand the type of questions asked and the level of difficulty expected. This is perhaps the most effective way to calibrate your preparation in a short period.

Give special attention to General Awareness, particularly Current Affairs from the last 6 to 12 months, since this section can swing your score significantly in either direction.

Take at least two to three mock tests per week and analyze your performance after each test. Focus on improving speed and accuracy simultaneously — both matter in a competitive railway exam.

For Mathematics, focus on topics like Number Systems, Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Simple and Compound Interest, and Data Interpretation, as these appear frequently in CBT 2.

About RRB NTPC 2026 – A Quick Background

RRB NTPC stands for Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories. This is one of the biggest recruitment examinations in India in terms of the number of applicants, with crores of candidates competing for government railway jobs every cycle.

Through CEN 06/2025, the Railway Recruitment Board announced 5,810 Graduate Level vacancies across posts including Station Master, Goods Train Manager, Senior Clerk cum Typist, Junior Account Assistant cum Typist, Traffic Assistant, and Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor (CCTS). Alongside this, CEN 07/2025 was released for 3,058 Undergraduate Level vacancies, taking the total vacancy count across both notifications to 8,868 posts.

The Graduate Level CBT 1 was conducted from 16th to 27th March 2026 in multiple shifts across hundreds of exam centres nationwide.

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