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RRB opens 21 Public Prosecutor posts, apply by 4 December
The Story in Brief
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has invited online applications for 21 Public Prosecutor posts across five railway zones. The application window opened on 5 November 2026 and closes on 4 December 2026. Fee payment must be completed by 6 December, and a correction window runs from 7 to 16 December. The selection process includes a Computer Based Test, document verification and a medical examination. The exam date has not yet been announced.
Eligible candidates must hold an LLB degree from a recognised university and have at least five years of experience as an advocate at the Bar. The age limit is 18 to 32 years, calculated as of 1 January 2027. Selected candidates will receive a Level 7 salary under the 7th Pay Commission, with an initial basic pay of ₹44,900 per month. Application fees range from ₹250 (SC, ST, OBC-NCL, women, PwBD, ex-servicemen, transgender applicants) to ₹500 for general category candidates. A refund of ₹400 or the full fee is available to those who appear for the CBT.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The 21 vacancies for Public Prosecutor posts spread across five railway zones mean the Indian Railways is staffing legal representation in multiple regional courts. The application window is open until 4 December 2026, with a fee payment deadline of 6 December and a correction window from 7 to 16 December, giving candidates a narrow window to rectify errors. The selection process has three stages, CBT, document verification and medical examination, but the CBT date itself has not been announced, leaving the overall timeline uncertain. Candidates with five years of advocacy experience and an LLB degree are eligible, and the ₹44,900 basic pay under Level 7 may attract experienced legal professionals. The next concrete step is the release of the CBT schedule by the RRBs.
Source: pw.live
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