RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result 2025 , Download Link, Marks, and Scorecard

 

The RRB NTPC Result 2025 for Graduate-Level CBT 1 is expected in September 2025. Candidates can check zone-wise merit lists, scorecards, and their cut-off marks on official RRB websites. Over 26 lakh aspirants competed for 8,113 posts, and the undergraduate exam is going on for a total vacancies 3445. According to the notification, 15 times of total vacancies, qualified candidates will proceed to CBT 2 and further selection stages.

RRB NTPC undergraduate (UG) exam 2025 will be held between 7th August and 9th September 2025. The test will be in Computer-Based Test (CBT 1), and the graduate level has been successfully completed. In the recent past, the authorities published a city intimation slip that informs candidates of their exam centers and the cities where the exam centers would be found. Candidates should make a note of key dates related to each portion of the selection process so they can appropriately plan their preparation. The table given below will allow you to review all the key RRB NTPC dates and results.

Events	For Graduate Level Posts	For Undergraduate Level Posts
RRB NTPC Notification PDF Release Date	13th September 2024	20th September 2024
RRB NTPC Apply Online Start Date	14th September 2024	21st September 2024
Last Date to Apply Online	20th October 2024 (11:59 pm)	27th October 2024 (11:59 pm)
Date for Online Fees Payment after Closing Date	21st & 22nd October 2024	28th & 29th October 2024
Date for Modification Window for Corrections in Application Form	23rd to 30th October 2024	30th October to 6th November 2024
RRB NTPC Exam Date	5th June to 24th June 2025	7th August to 9th September 2025

 

RRB NTPC 2025 Important Details

RRB NTPC Result CBT I 2025 will be available shortly at the official website of the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) in 2025. Results After the announcement, candidates can see their results in the Non-Technical Popular Category (NTPC) graduate level posts on the official web portal of the concerned RRB where they had already applied. The CBT was administered June 5, 2025-June 24, 2025. There will be 100 questions, and each question is worth one mark and a 1/3 negative mark.

Organisation	Railway Recruitment Board
Exam Name	RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories)
Posts Name	Graduate and Undergraduate NTPC Posts
Vacancies	11558 (Both Category)
Category	RRB NTPC
Typing Speed	For English: 30 WPM and Hindi: 25 WPM
Selection Process	First Stage CBT, Second Stage CBT, Typing Skill Test/Computer-Based Aptitude Test (as applicable), Document Verification, and Medical Examination
Official Website	RRB Official Website (or respective regional RRBs)

Key Points of RRB NTPC Result 2025

RRB has issued the necessary information concerning the RRB NTPC results for various posts. In these details, it has the number of vacancies offered, the total number of applicants, as well as the method of selection. The RRB NTPC result is an important section of the NTPC recruitment of the Non-Technical Popular Categories that are offered both at the graduate and undergraduate levels. Some of the highlights of the result are the following:

• Organisation: Railway Recruitment Board
• Exam Name: RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories)
• Post Name: Graduate and undergraduate NTPC posts
• Vacancies: 11,558
• Category: RRB NTPC 
• Selection Process: First Stage CBT, Second Stage CBT, Typing Skill Test/Computer-Based Aptitude Test (as applicable), Document Verification, and Medical Examination
• Official Website: RRB Official Website

Important Changes in RRB NTPC Result 2025

A few noteworthy modifications have been discussed in the RRB NTPC Result in 2025 that have been brought in to ensure the selection process is more transparent and efficient after all. These are the main changes:

• In the event of a shortfall in candidate empanelment, RRB reserves the right to select candidates lower in the merit list, based on their merit and preference.
• The normalized score of the first stage CBT will be used to shortlist candidates for the second stage CBT.
• Only candidates equal to the number of vacancies will be called for document verification after clearing the exams.
• RRB will select 15 times the number of vacancies for the CBT 2 exam.
• Economically Weaker Section (EWS) candidates can submit a valid income and asset certificate, even if it was issued after the 2019 notification.

How to Check RRB NTPC Result 2025

Candidates eagerly waiting for the RRB NTPC result 2025 can follow these steps to check their results online. The results are available in PDF format, which lists the roll numbers of qualified candidates. Here is how you can check your result:

• Visit the respective regional RRB website.
• On the homepage, locate the 'RRB NTPC result' link.
• Click on the link, and a PDF file will open.
• Use the Ctrl+F function to search for your roll number within the PDF.
• To view the scorecard and cut-off marks, log in using your user ID/registration number and password.
• Download and save the result for future reference.

RRB NTPC Scorecard 2025

Along with the result, the RRB also released the NTPC scorecard. The scorecard provides essential information related to the candidate’s performance and is required for further stages of the selection process. The RRB NTPC scorecard contains the following details:

• Candidate’s name
• Roll number and registration number
• Raw score
• Pro-rated score
• Normalized marks
• Qualifying status

To download the RRB NTPC scorecard, follow these steps:

• Visit the respective RRB regional website.
• Click on the 'RRB NTPC Scorecard link' on the homepage.
• Enter your user ID and password.
• The scorecard will appear on the screen.
• Download and print the scorecard for future reference.

How to Calculate RRB NTPC Scores

The calculation of RRB NTPC scores follows a specific marking scheme laid out by the Railway Recruitment Board. The scores are calculated based on the answers provided by candidates in the exam, taking into account both correct and incorrect responses. Here's how the scores are calculated:

• For every correct answer, candidates receive one mark.
• For every incorrect answer, a penalty of 0.33 marks is applied.
• The total score is determined by subtracting the penalty for wrong answers from the total marks obtained for correct answers.

For example, if a candidate answers 80 questions correctly and 20 questions incorrectly, their score will be calculated as follows:

• Correct answers: 80 × 1 = 80 marks
• Incorrect answers: 20 × 0.33 = 6.67 marks deducted
• Final score: 80 – 6.67 = 73.33 marks

RRB NTPC Minimum Qualifying Marks

To pass the RRB NTPC exam, candidates must secure the minimum qualifying marks set for their respective categories. These marks are crucial for progressing to the next stage of the selection process. The qualifying marks vary by category and are as follows:

• UR & EWS: 40%
• OBC & SC: 30%
• ST: 25%

Additionally, for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD), there is a relaxation of 2% in the qualifying marks in case of a shortage of candidates against the available vacancies. This ensures that candidates from different categories have a fair chance to move forward in the recruitment process.

RRB NTPC Normalization of Marks

Since the RRB NTPC exam is conducted in multiple sessions across different regions, the Railway Recruitment Board follows a normalization process to ensure fairness in evaluating candidates. The normalization process adjusts the difficulty level across the different sessions. It is applied to the first stage CBT, second stage CBT, and CBAT exams. Here’s how normalization works:

• The marks obtained by a candidate are adjusted based on the average score of the top 1% of candidates from all sessions.
• The normalized marks are calculated up to five decimal places to ensure precision.

This process ensures that candidates who appeared for the exam in different sessions with varying levels of difficulty are evaluated fairly and consistently.

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