RRB Group D

RRB Group D exam analysis typically includes the paper review of the following subjects:

• Mathematics

• General Intelligence & Reasoning

• General Science

• General Awareness & Current Affairs

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RRB Group D paper analysis is made available after the exam is over. The exam analysis highlights about the exam difficulty level, distribution of questions, good attempts, expected cut off. The exam analysis is created based on the feedback shared by the students and experts. 

RRB Kolkata exam  in 2024 for JE and other categories  was conducted in December 2024. If you have applied, you must appear in it and check RRB Kolkata website for the result.

Candidates must buy separate books for RRB NTPC CBT 1 and 2. They should buy separate books for CBT 2. They need to practice more in order to do well in the exam. 

NCERT books are usually helpful for preparing the subjects such as History, Geography, Polity, and Science basics in the General Awareness section. The standard of questions asked in the RRB NTPC exam is of high school level. The total marks allotted to the test are 100. 

Yes, the RRB Group D mock test is free.

The results for the RRB Technician exam (CEN 02/2024) have already been released:

• Technician Grade 1 (Signal) CBT result was announced on 12 March 2025 .
• Technician Grade 3 CBT results followed shortly after, released on 19 March 2025.

The RRB Group D exam for 2025 is expected to be held between July and August 2025. It is a Computer Based Test (CBT)

The official the latest cut-off details of RRB Group D 2025 are yet to be published because the exams are expected to be conducted in the month of July or August 2025. Nonetheless, as per the past years trends (such as in 2022 and 2019 10T exam), the cut-off changed largely in the different Railway Recruitment Board (RRBs) and categories (UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS). Factors like number of vacancies, difficulty of exam and performance of the candidates including normalization of multi-shift exams determine the cut-offs. In 2025, it is expected that cut-offs of the General category will be approximately 55-60 marks.