RRB Group D Phase 3 Exam Analysis 2022 For All Shifts: Check Difficulty Level

Exam On - 17 Nov '25 - 31 Dec '25

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Updated on Sep 8, 2022 11:27 IST

The overall difficulty level of RRB Group D Phase 3 2022 exam was moderate to difficult. Read this article on RRB Group D Phase 3 exam analysis all shifts to know the section-wise and overall difficult level of the exam.

RRB group d phase 3 exam analysis 2022 all shifts

Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) are conducting RRB Group D Phase 3 2022 exam from September 8 to 19. The exam is being conducted for RRCs-East Coast Railway (Bhubaneswar), Northeast Frontier Railway (Guwahati), Northern Railway (New Delhi), Southern Railway (Chennai). According to the feedback provided by students, the overall difficulty of the RRB Group D Phase 3 paper was moderate to difficult. Questions were asked from the Articles of the Constitution in polity. In Reasoning, questions were asked from Seating Arrangement (Circular and Linear Seating Arrangement), Coding-Decoding. In Maths, questions were asked from Simple Interest, Profit and Loss, Work and Time, Speed. In General Science, questions were asked from Volume of Cylinder, Chemical Reactions, and Electric Current. There were fewer questions from Biology in General Science.

Also Read: RRB Group D Answer Key 2022 Live

In GK, questions were asked from the winner of IPL 2022, Finance Commission, Most Polluted River in India, Ozone Layer, etc. In Physics, there was one question what will an astronaut see from space? In this article, we have provided RRB Group D phase 3 exam analysis 2022 all shifts. Going through the RRB Group D Exam Analysis 2022, candidates can know the section-wise and overall difficulty levels, topics from where questions were asked in the exam, number of good attempts, etc.

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RRB Group D Exam Pattern 2022
RRB Group D 2022 Phase 3 Student Reaction
RRB Group D Phase 3 2022 Student Reaction Video
How to Calculate Score in RRB Group D 2022?

RRB Group D Exam Pattern 2022

RRB Group D exam pattern for CBT is divided into four sections: General Science, Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning and General Awareness and Current Affairs. The total duration of the test is 90 minutes (120 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates accompanied by the scribe). The test paper comprises a total of 100 objective-type multiple-choice questions. The structure of RRB Group D pattern for CBT is given below.

Sections	Number of Questions
General Science	25
Mathematics	25
General Intelligence and Reasoning	30
General Awareness and Current Affairs	20
Total	100

RRB Group D 2022 Phase 3 Student Reaction

Shiksha reported live from one of the RRB Group D Phase 3 exam centres to gather the feedback shared by students regarding the difficulty level of the exam. Check below the feed

Jeetu saini said, "In Current Affairs, questions were asked about the IPL winning team, ozone layer. In Science, questions were asked from Chemical Reactions. In Reasoning, questions were asked from Seating Arrangement."

Deeraj said, "In Science, there was one question if an astronaut looks down from space what will they find? In Chemistry, questions were asked from Chemical Reactions. In Maths, questions were asked profit & loss, percentage, etc. In Reasoning, mostly questions were asked from coding-decoding."

Ganesh Kumar said, "In General Science, mostly questions were asked from Chemistry and Physics. There were less questions from Biology. In GK, questions were asked about the latest govt. scheme and yojna, IPL, History, etc."

RRB Group D Phase 3 2022 Student Reaction Video

Candidates can check below the feedback shared by students on RRB Group D Phase 3 exam.

How to Calculate Score in RRB Group D 2022?

The scores of candidates are calculated as per the marking scheme. For each correct answer marked in the exam, candidates score one mark. There are negative marks of 1/3 for wrong answers. RRBs will use the percentile-based normalisation to calculate the marks of candidates. 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.

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