The Railway Recruitment Boards conducted CBT-1 for the NTPC Undergraduate-level posts (CEN 07/2025) across multiple dates in May and June 2026, in three shifts a day. Check your zone's official RRB site for the CBT-1 result and shortlisting status. City-intimation slips and admit cards are released on each region's official RRB site a few days before the slot — always download yours from the official RRB website for your zone, never from a forwarded link.
CBT-2 for the undergraduate level was reported to be scheduled for 17 September 2026; check your zone's official RRB site to confirm whether it was held on that date and for any answer key or result. The CBT-1 score is the gate: only shortlisted candidates move to CBT-2, and final merit is based on the normalised CBT-2 score; candidates for typist posts must also qualify the Typing Skill Test, which is qualifying in nature. Because scores are normalised across shifts, your raw score and your final score may differ — confirm every date and result against your zone's official RRB site.
The undergraduate NTPC paper (Junior Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Trains Clerk and similar posts) rewards speed and accuracy on Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning and General Awareness. With CBT-1 over, candidates for typist posts should keep up regular typing practice for the Typing Skill Test, and those aiming for the next cycle should start timed practice on the exact pattern so they don't lose marks to the clock.
Practise the real pattern with an RRB NTPC Undergraduate mock test, review the syllabus, and check the salary for the posts so you know what you're working toward.
Always confirm dates and eligibility on the official site before you act.