RRB Group D

According to IBPS PO is much better than RRB PO in many ways.
1- Eligibility Criteria: For IBPS PO candidates need to have a graduation degree in any stream and must be aged between 20 and 30 years of age. Whereas for RRB PO, a candidate must hold a graduation degree and must be proficient in the local language.
2- Selection Procedure: Both the government sector banks have three stages in their selection procedure, I. e. , preliminary, Mains, and interview. For IBPS Bank: The interview is conducted by participating organizations and coordinated by Nodal Bank. In the case of RRB PO, the interview is coordinated by Nodal Regional Rural Banks with the help of NABARD.
3-Exam Pattern of Preliminary: The prelims exam for IBPS PO includes English . Language, Reasoning Ability, and Quantitative Aptitude. Whereas the prelims exam for RRB PO includes reasoning and Numerical Ability.
4-Exam Pattern of Mains: The IBPS PO Mains paper consists of five subjects, which are Reasoning, English . Language, Quantitative Aptitude. General Awareness, and Computer Knowledge. RRB PO Mains has the same subjects as RRB PO, but you can choose Hindi instead of English .
5-Career Advancement: An IBPS PO can advance to the level of Executive Director, Chief Managing Director of Commercial Banks, and Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. In the RRB PO, you can expect a promotion to Chief Manager after 35 years of service, which is extremely limited.
6-Posting Locations: The matter of posting and frequent transfers are the major parts of the IBPS PO job profile. You can post in either rural or urban areas. Whereas RRB PO people will be posted in rural or semi-urban areas. This job profile allows you to be posted in your hometown in less time than IBPS PO. IBPS PO is posted in a commercial bank and is more versatile in comparison to RRB PO.
7- Salary and Benefits: The starting salary for an IBPS PO is INR 38703 plus HRA. RRB PO in-hand salary ranges from 29000 to 33000 with 100 percent DA. Other perks associated with RRB PO are TA, medical benefits, HRA, newspaper reimbursement, etc.
8-Work Pressure: The work pressure of the IBPS PO is high as compared to the RRB PO. I hope this will help you.

Both exams are not easy to crack. But seeing the current scenario and increasing competition day by day IBPS PO is tough as compared to RRB PO. While the paper pattern of RRB PO is quite the same, and the questions' difficulty levels are moderate. The cut-off for the IBPS PO varies between 60, while that for the RRB PO went high to 80. So from the cut-off, one can understand the difference in the level between the two recruitment examinations. In the new pattern of the RRB PO preliminary exam, there will be no questions in English. You will have it only for the Mains. While in IBPS PO English comes in both preliminary and Mains. The IBPS PO and RRB PO are both banking exams for the Probationary post. In simple terms, take a look at the pros of both the job profile:
Pros of IBPS PO
1- Better promotion opportunities.
2- Greater exposure.
3- Social status.
4- Diverse Work.
5- Higher salary. Pros of RRB PO
1- Low Work Pressure.
2- Opportunity to serve lesser privileged people.
3- Home posting and a few transfers.
4- Lower salary.

The following details are available on RRB Group D application form. Please follow the steps given below.
1. Visit the RRB official website of the respective RRB region.
2. Click on the link Railway Group D Recruitment Notification.
3. Read the instructions given carefully and click on the Apply Online button.
4. Select New Registration if applying for the first time and not registered before.
5. Fill up all the details asked such as personal, contact details and academic details.
6. Upload scanned photograph and signature in the necessary format and size.
7. Make the payment of the RRB Group D application form fee (details are given below).
8. Recheck the information provided and Submit the RRB Group D online application form.
9. Take the printout of RRB Group D application form for future reference.

Dear aspirant, The Railway Recruitment Board conducts multiple RRB exams, such as RRB NTPC RRB Group D RRB JE etc. , to select candidates for different posts in the railway units. For Group C (Technical and Non-Technical) posts, the recruitment is handled by RRBs, and RRCs are given the responsibility of conducting exams for Group D recruitment. The eligibility criteria vary according to post, and for the post of RRB Group D it is as follows:
Age range: 18 to 33 years. Educational Qualification: Class 10 pass plus National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by the National Council for Vocational Training or Class 10 pass plus ITI. For RRB NTPC:
The age limit for the undergraduate post is 18 to 30 years, and for the graduate post, it is 18 to 33 years. Educational Qualification: For undergraduate posts, candidates must have passed Class 12; for graduate posts, candidates must have passed graduation. The question paper has an objective-type multiple-choice question with a total of 100 marks, I. e. , each is worth one mark. There is a 1/3 negative mark. The syllabus is as follows for RRB Groups C and D:
Mathematics: Time and Work, Distance and Time, Simple and Compound Interest, Profit and Loss, Algebra Geometry, and Trigonometry Elementary Statistics Square Root, age calculations, a calendar and clock, pipes and cisterns, and so on. General Intelligence and Reasoning: Analogies, Alphabetical and Number Series, Coding and Decoding, Mathematical Operations, Relationships, Syllogism, Jumbling, Venn Diagram, Data Interpretation and Sufficiency, Conclusions and Decision Making, Similarities and Differences, Analytical Reasoning, Directions, Statements, Arguments, and Assumptions, etc. General Science: Physics Chemistry and Life Sciences of the 10th Standard Level (CBSE). General Awareness: Current Affairs in Science & Technology, Sports, National News, etc. You may also visit https://www.shiksha.com/exams/rrb-exam for more information. Hope this helps.

The Railway Recruitment Board conducts multiple RRB exams, such as RRB NTPC RRB Group D RRB JE etc. , to select candidates for different posts in the railway units. It offers an excellent career opportunity for aspirants as government workers in the Indian Railways. The recruitment of the railways is handled by RRBs for Group C (Technical and Non-Technical) posts, and RRCs are given the responsibility of conducting exams for Group D recruitment. Recruitment to Group A and B posts in the Indian Railways is done through the Civil Services and Engineering Service examinations (ESE). The eligibility criteria for various posts is as follows :-
RRB Group D-
Age range: 18 to 33 years. Educational Qualification: Class 10 pass plus National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by the National Council for Vocational Training or Class 10 pass plus ITI. RRB NTPC -
The age limit for the undergraduate post is 18 to 30 years, and for the graduate post is 18 to 33 years. For undergraduate posts, candidates must have passed Class 12th, while for graduate posts, candidates must have passed Graduation. RRB JE-
Age range: 18 to 33 years. For the JE position, you must have a three-year Diploma or degree in a relevant engineering field from a recognised university or institute. For JE (IT), candidates must have PGDCA/B.Sc. (Computer Science)/BCA/B.Tech. (Information Technology)/B.Tech. (Computer Science)/DOEACC B-level course of three years' duration or equivalent. CMA: Degree in Science with Physics and Chemistry with a minimum grade of 55%. The questions will be of an objective type, and the syllabus is as follows for RRB groups C and D:-
Mathematics- Time and Work, Distance and Time, Simple and Compound Interest, Profit and Loss, Algebra Geometry and Trigonometry Elementary Statistics Square Root, Age Calculations, Calendar and Clock, Pipes and Cisterns, and so on. General Intelligence and Reasoning-Analogies, Alphabetical and Number Series, Coding and Decoding, Mathematical operations, Relationships, Syllogism, Jumbling, Venn Diagram, Data Interpretation and Sufficiency, Conclusions and Decision Making, Similarities and Differences, Analytical Reasoning, Directions, Statements, Arguments and Assumptions etc. General Science-Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences of 10th standard level (CBSE)
General Awareness Current Affairs in Science & Technology, Sports, National News, etc. You may visit https://www.shiksha.com/exams/rrb-exam for more information.