RRB Group D 2025 Preparation Tips: Section-Wise Preparation Strategy

The section-wise books that candidates can refer to are given below: Quantitative Aptitude Fast Track - Rajesh Verma Advance Maths Rakesh Yadav NCERT Maths from Grade 6 to Grade 11 - NCERT Basic Maths and Pre-Algebra for Beginners - Mark Zegarelli RRB Group D Books | General Intelligence & Reasoning A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning - RS Aggarwal Test of Reasoning - Edger Thorpe/Pearson General Intelligence and Reasoning - Kuwar Ishwar Singh Rathore General Intelligence and Test of Reasoning - Vikas Publishing House New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal and Analytical - BS Sijwali and Indus Sijwali General Awareness Lucents General Knowledge - Lucent Publication Pratiyogita Darpan - Upkar Publication Manorama Year Book 2018 - Malayala Manorama Arihant General Knowledge 2019 - Manohar Pandey RRB Group D Preparation | General Science To prepare General Science section, candidates need to refer to the basic concept of Science from 10th and 12th standard. Reading NCERT books during RRB Group D Preparation phase help in improving subject knowledge.

To ace RRB Group D exam, candidates should be thorough with the exam pattern and syllabus. Candidates must practice the previous years' question papers to know the types of questions asked in the exam. Candidates must also refer to good books and study materials to clear the concepts of the topics given in the syllabus. 

 

The recruitment of RRB Group D includes various technical and non-technical posts. The job profiles differ as per the hierarchy level of different railway departments. Candidates who join RRB Group D based on their performances are promoted to higher posts. Also, candidates become eligible for departmental examinations after three years of service. The job profile of RRB Group D is given below:

• Candidates appointed to the post of RRB Group D are responsible for partial or complete disassembly of the item
• Candidates are assigned to inspect the damaged, defective or worn parts
• Candidates are responsible for repair or replacement of damaged parts
• Candidates are responsible for testing, and trial run prior to returning the item to its full operating level

With proper preparation, candidates can crack RRB Group D exam in 6 months. Candidates need to cover two subjects in a day. They should keep one day in a week for revision. Candidates must prepare Current Affairs on daily basis. Candidates must also attempt mock test to improve speed and accuracy of solving questions. 

 

RRB Group D Maths comprises topics such as HCF and LCM, Ratio & Proportion, Mensuration Time & Distance, Profit & Loss, BODMAS, Percentages, Time & Work, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Age Calculations. The standard of questions is of Class 10 level. For Maths candidates can refer to the following books: Practice Book on Quicker Maths by M Tyra and K Kundan Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma Quantitative Aptitude by Arun Sharma.

Besides taking coaching, candidates also crack the exam by studying at home. The tips and tricks on how candidates can prepare for RRB Group D exam at home.

• Candidates must go through the topics given in the syllabus
• They should keep themselves updated with the national and international events
• They should prepare a study routine and follow that diligently
• Candidates should solve mock tests and analyse their performance

The General Awareness section holds the maximum weightage in RRB Group D exam. Questions in this section are asked from Indian History, Sports, Current Affairs events, important days and events. The following books can refer to for RRB Group D General Awareness section: Lucent General Knowledge Manorama Year Book Pratiyogita Darpan To prepare the General Awareness section of RRB Group D exam, candidates must refer to the newspapers and General Awareness books. They should prepare the current affairs of past six months or one year.

The exact number of RRB Group D mock test vary based on individual preparation levels. It is generally recommended to take one to two mock tests per week. Candidates must practice regularly to improve their progress and boost performance.