The much-anticipated result for the RRB NTPC Graduate-Level CBT-1 (CEN-05/2024) is expected to be released soon. The Railway Recruitment Boards conducted the exam from June 5 to June 24, 2025, and the provisional answer key was published on July 1, with objections closing by July 6.
This recruitment drive covers 8,113 graduate-level vacancies across various posts, including:
- Goods Train Manager (3,144)
- Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor (1,736)
- Junior Account Assistant cum Typist (1,507)
- Station Master (994)
- Senior Clerk cum Typist (732)
What to expect: The result will be released region-wise by RRBs as a PDF list of shortlisted roll numbers. Alongside, candidates can expect scorecards and category-wise cut-off marks, as well as normalized marks due to varying difficulty across shifts.
Result Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Exam Duration | June 5–24, 2025 |
| Expected Result Release | August 2025 (exact date pending) |
| Vacancies | 8,113 graduate-level posts across multiple roles |
| How to Check | Visit your regional RRB’s website → click result PDF → search your roll number |
| Additional Resources | Scorecard, cut-off marks, PDF merit list available |
What You Should Do
- Keep checking your respective regional RRB website regularly.
- Use “Ctrl+F” on the PDF list to locate your roll number.
- Download and save your scorecard and merit list for reference.
RRB NTPC Result 2025 – Important Links
| RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result | Result |
| RRB NTPC Notification | Notification |
| Official RRB Website | RRB |
FAQs
1. When exactly will the RRB NTPC Graduate Level result be released?
The exact date has not been announced, but it is expected to be released in August 2025.
2. How will I know if I’ve qualified for the next stage?
If your roll number appears in the result PDF on your regional RRB site, you’ve qualified for CBT-2. Scorecards and cut-offs will also be available for download.
3. What’s the difference between raw and normalized marks?
Raw marks are based on correct and incorrect responses. To ensure fairness across multiple shifts, RRB will apply a normalization process to adjust scores equitably.
4. What are the next steps after the result?
Those who qualify will advance to CBT-2, followed by skill tests (if applicable), document verification, and medical examination stages.
