RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Result 2026: Check Score and CBT 2 Details
Check the RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Result 2026, download your scorecard, and learn about the reported CBT 2 date and next steps.
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The Railway Recruitment Board has announced the RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Result 2026. Candidates who took the first stage of the exam can check their result on the official RRB website and on their regional RRB website.
The result decides which candidates can move to the next stage. As per reports, the RRB NTPC CBT 2 exam is expected to take place on 17 September 2026. Candidates should wait for the official notice and admit card for the final exam details.
RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Result 2026: Key details
- Recruitment: RRB NTPC Undergraduate posts
- Result: CBT 1 result declared
- Exam dates: 7 to 9 May and 13 to 20 June 2026
- Next stage: CBT 2
- Expected CBT 2 date: 17 September 2026
- Official website: rrb.indianrailways.gov.in
How to check the RRB NTPC CBT 1 result
Candidates can follow these steps to view and download the result:
- Visit rrb.indianrailways.gov.in.
- Open the website of your regional Railway Recruitment Board if the result link is not shown on the main portal.
- Look for the link named “CEN 07/2025: CBT 1 Result”.
- Click the link and enter the details asked on the login page.
- Submit the details to view your result.
- Download the result and save a copy for the next stage.
Keep your registration number, date of birth and password or other login details ready. This can save time when the website is busy. Government result days can make even a fast internet connection feel like it needs a cup of tea.
What the CBT 1 result shows
The result notice may include the candidate’s roll number, qualifying status and instructions for the next stage. The detailed scorecard may show marks, normalised marks, cut-off marks and other details. RRB uses normalisation when candidates take an exam in different shifts. This helps account for differences in the difficulty level of each shift.
Candidates should check their result PDF and scorecard with care. Search for the roll number in the result PDF and confirm that the details match the application. If the scorecard is available, download it as well. The result PDF and scorecard serve different purposes, so keeping both is useful.
RRB NTPC CBT 2 exam date and selection process
Reports indicate that the CBT 2 exam may be held on 17 September 2026. The RRB will share the confirmed schedule, exam centre details and instructions through its official websites. Candidates should not rely on messages shared only on social media or chat groups.
For eligible undergraduate posts, the selection process can include more than one stage. After CBT 1 and CBT 2, candidates may need to take a typing skill test or another qualifying test, depending on the post. Document verification and a medical examination may also form part of the process. The exact requirements depend on the post and the recruitment notice.
What qualified candidates should do now
- Download and store the CBT 1 result and scorecard.
- Check the official RRB website and regional portal at regular intervals.
- Read the CBT 2 notice when it is released.
- Download the CBT 2 admit card when it becomes available.
- Check the exam centre, reporting time and permitted items.
- Keep a valid photo ID and recent photographs ready.
- Review the CBT 2 syllabus, question pattern and time limit.
For the next stage, practise questions from mathematics, general intelligence and reasoning, and general awareness. Work with a timer and review wrong answers. A short daily study plan is often easier to follow than a huge plan that disappears by day three.
What candidates who did not qualify can check
Candidates who did not find their roll number in the shortlisted list should download the scorecard, if available. It may show the marks and the relevant cut-off. Check the official notice for details on the cut-off, normalisation and any process for raising concerns.
Do not share your registration number, password or date of birth with unknown people. Use only official RRB portals for result links, notices and admit cards. Candidates should also check the spelling of their name and other details in every document they download.
Official websites to use
The main RRB website is rrb.indianrailways.gov.in. Candidates may also use the regional RRB website connected with their application. If one portal loads slowly, wait and try again later rather than using an unverified result link. Save the official notice as a PDF and note the next important dates in your calendar.



