RRB Group D Question Papers 2026: Download Previous Years Question Paper PDFs with Solution

Attempting RRB Group D previous year paper PDF help candidates to know the types of questions asked in the exam. Solving the question papers helps candidates to get good marks in the exam. Solving RRB Group D previous year question paper PDF is the most efficient way of preparing the syllabus for the exam. Candidates can download RRB Group D question paper PDFs and start practising for the exam.

There is a negative marking in the RRB Group D exam. 1/3 of marks are deducted for wrong answers. Candidates for correct answers are awarded one mark. The total marks of candidates are calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. RRB Group D marking scheme is given below.

Total Marks	100 marks
Marks Awarded for Correct Answer	1 mark
Marks Awarded for Incorrect Answer	0.33 marks

RRB Group D question papers are released four days after the exam is conducted. The question papers are released along with the answer key. Candidates can download the question papers by logging with the required credentials. Candidates can even challenge the RRB Group D question papers. Going through the question papers, candidates can know the topics from where questions are asked in the exam. Besides, practising RRB Group D question papers can improve their speed and accuracy of solving questions.

RRB Group D CBT question paper will be available in 15 languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu. The language of the paper is based on the region or the specific exam. But the majority of Railway Recruitment Board papers will be in the official language of the state in which the exam is conducted. For example, if the exam is taking place in Tamil Nadu, the paper is likely to be in Tamil. Likewise, if the exam is taking place in Kolkata, the language of the question paper will be in Bengali. Candidates can choose the exam language while filling out the application form.

RRBs follow percentile-based normalisation in the RRB Group D exam. The percentile score of each candidate is converted into normalised marks by inserting the raw marks into the base shift. The calculation of base shift is done by using the standard mathematical formula of interpolation. The percentile score indicates the percentage of candidates that have scored equal to or below (same or lower raw scores) that particular percentile in that examination.

Solving RRB Group D previous year paper help candidates to get acquainted with the pattern of exam. It also helps in time management as well as improve the speed and accuracy of solving questions. Candidates can find out the important topics for the exam and prepare them accordingly. The best time to solve the RRB Group D question papers is when candidates finish their syllabus. Before attempting the previous year's paper, go through the exam pattern to understand the structure of the exam.

RRB Group D syllabus is released along with the notification for recruitment to the various posts such as Track Maintainer Grade-IV, Helper/Assistant, and Pointsman in Indian Railways. RRC Group D Level-1 syllabus outlines the topics and sub-topics under various sections of RRB Group D exam pattern. It is necessary to know Railway Group D syllabus as it will help candidates to prepare judiciously for RRC Group D Level-1 exam. Knowing RRB Group D syllabus helps in focusing on their preparation for the important areas of each subject. There are four sections in RRB Group D and the syllabus comprises topics and sub-topics from these four sections. RRB Group D syllabus help candidates in strategising their preparation to get through the exam successfully. Knowing RRC Group D syllabus will also save time and effort of candidates by giving them the list of exact topics to prepare. But before knowing about the curriculum, candidates must know the selection process of RRB Group D which we have listed below:

• Computer-Based Examination
• Physical Efficiency Test
• Document Verification

Candidates need to qualify for each stage of the Railway exam to be eligible for the final selection. 

RRB Group D Syllabus PDF-Download Here

RRB Group D syllabus comprises the topics and sub-topics that candidates need to prepare for the exam. RRB Group D syllabus is given below.

Subjects	Topics
Mathematics	Number System, Percentage, BODMAS, LCM-HCF, Simple and Compound Interest, Algebra, Profit and Loss, etc.
General Intelligence and Reasoning	Analogies, Data Sufficiency, Syllogism, Coding-Decoding, Relationships, etc
General Science	Physics, Chemistry, and Life Sciences of CBSE Class 10 level
General Awareness	Current Affairs Science & Technology, Sports, Culture, Personalities, Economics, Politics

The tips and tricks to prepare for RRB Group D General Awareness are given below.

• Candidates must stay updated with current events for this you should read the newspaper daily and keep an eye on daily current affairs.
• Candidates can watch our daily Current Affairs Class by Bhunesh Sir on our YouTube channel to keep themselves updated with the latest news and cases.
• Candidates should make notes of daily current affairs to recall anytime.

Yes, there are qualifying marks in RRB Group D exam. The qualifying marks for your and EWS categories are 40 and 30 for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), SC, and ST. These percentage of marks for eligibility may be relaxed by 2 per cent for PwBD candidates in case of shortage of PwBD candidates against vacancies reserved for them. Besides the cut off marks, candidates are required to secure the qualifying as per their categories to qualify the exam. For each correct answer in RRB Group D exam, candidates score one mark. 1/3 marks are deducted for wrong answers. The category-wise RRB Group D qualifying marks is given below.

Category	Qualifying marks (In per cent)
UR	40
EWS	40
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)	30
SC	30
ST	30

In RRB Group D exam, there are 25 questions each in General Science and Mathematics. There are 30 questions in the General Intelligence and Reasoning and 20 questions in General Awareness and Current Affairs. We have provided below the topic-wise weightage.

Maths

Topics	Expected weightage
Number System	1-2
BODMAS	2-3
Decimals & Fractions	1-2
Average	1-2
LCM & HCF	1-2
Ratio and Proportion	2-3
Percentages	2-3
Mensuration	2
Time and Work	3-4
Time and Distance	2-3
Simple and Compound Interest	1
Profit & Loss	1-2
Algebra	1
Geometry and Trigonometry	1
Age Calculations	2-3
Calendar & Clock	1
Miscellaneous	2-3

General Awareness

Topics	Expected Weightage
Sports	2-3
Economics	1-2
CEO/Chairman/Appointments	1-2
Current Affairs	8-9
Geography	2-3
History	2-3
Miscellaneous	4-5

General Intelligence and Reasoning

Topics	Expected Weightage
Analogies	2-3
Alphabetical and Number Series	3-4
Coding and Decoding	2-3
Mathematical Operations	1-2
Syllogism	1
Venn Diagram	1-2
Data Interpretation and Sufficiency	1-2
Conclusions and Decision Making	1
Analytical Reasoning	3-4
Classification	2-3
Directions	1-2
Statement-Arguments and Assumptions	4-5
Miscellaneous	2-3

General Science

Topics	Expected Weightage
Physics	7-8
Chemistry	9-10
Biology	6-7

 

The tips and tricks to prepare the General Intelligence and Reasoning section of RRB Group D exam are given below:

• The syllabus of Reasoning & General Intelligence covers a vast range of topics, candidates must find out what topics are important and what topics are not that important.
• Candidates must focus to make their logical skills strong they can solve daily puzzles and reasoning questions daily to strengthen their reasoning skills.
• Candidates should revise the topics weekly and must find out their weak subject. By doing revision regularly, candidates can find out their weak areas and can give more attention to those topics.
• Candidates should attempt mock tests regularly to check their progress. We provide weekly mock tests for RRB Group D Exam for free. You can check your progress by giving our mock tests here.

RRB Group D selection process comprises CBT, PET/PST, document verification and medical exam. The transgender candidates are given relaxation in the PET. CCAAs trained in railway establishment are given due weightage of marks obtained in their NCVT exam in preparation of final merit list after the conduct of CBT. Based on the performance of candidates in CBT subject to their qualifying in PER, candidates are called for document verification as per their merit and options. In case of two or more candidates secure same marks, their merit position is determined by age criteria i.e., older person is placed at higher merit and in case age is same, then alphabetical order (A to Z) of the name is taken into account to break the tie. Appointment of selected candidates is subject to their passing requisite Medical Fitness Test conducted by the Railway Administration, final verification of educational and community certificates and verification of antecedents/character of the candidates. All candidates clearing the DV are called for medical exam. RRBs/RRCs only recommend names of the empanelled candidates and appointment is offered only by the respective Railway Administrations.

Percentile scores are scores based on the relative performance of all those who appear for the examination. The marks obtained are transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each shift of examinees. The percentile score is not the same as the percentage of marks obtained. The percentile score indicates the percentage of candidates that have scored equal to or below (same or lower raw scores) that particular percentile in that examination. Therefore, the topper (the highest score) of each shift will get the same percentile of 100 which is desirable. The marks obtained in between the highest and the lowest scores are also converted to appropriate percentiles. According to the revised marking scheme, the boards have decided to interpolate the raw marks into the base shift.