RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Result 2026 declared, typing test on 27 November

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The Railway Recruitment Boards have declared the RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT 2 Result 2026 for candidates who appeared under Centralised Employment Notification 07/2025. The result was announced on 30 October 2026. Candidates can check their qualifying status through region-wise PDFs on the official websites of the respective RRBs.

RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Result 2026 declared, typing test on 27 November

The examination was conducted from 17 September 2026 for recruitment to 3,050 undergraduate-level posts: Commercial cum Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk cum Typist, Junior Clerk cum Typist and Trains Clerk. All 21 RRBs have released lists of roll numbers of candidates provisionally shortlisted for the next stage, the Computer Based Typing Skill Test, tentatively scheduled for 27 November 2026.

Candidates can access individual scorecards, qualifying status and question papers by logging in with their Registration Number and Date of Birth. The scorecard link became active on 30 October at 5 PM. Shortlisting for Document Verification will be based on performance in both CBT 2 and CBTST.

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The 3,050 vacancies are spread across four clerical posts, making this a major railway recruitment drive. The result PDFs list roll numbers in ascending order, not merit order, so candidates cannot infer their rank from the list. The next milestone is the typing test on 27 November, with exam city information expected about 10 days earlier and admit cards four days before. Shortlisting for the final document verification stage will combine scores from both CBT 2 and the typing test, leaving candidates uncertain of their relative standing until both rounds are complete.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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