RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 Result 2026 Out: Check Zone-Wise Merit List and CBT 2 Cut-Off Status

Published On: June 11, 2026
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RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 exam, your wait is finally over. The Railway Recruitment Boards have begun releasing the RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 Result 2026 today, on 11 June 2026. This is big news for all of you who gave the Computer Based Test between 16 March and 27 March 2026 under CEN 06/2025. With 5,810 vacancies up across posts like Station Master, Goods Train Manager, Senior Clerk, Traffic Assistant, and Junior Accounts Assistant cum Typist. Let me walk you through everything you need to know: how to check your result, what the cut-offs look like, what happens next, and my honest take on what this means for your preparation journey.

RRB NTPC Graduate CBT 1 Result 2026 – Quick Overview

RecruitmentRRB NTPC Graduate Level (CEN 06/2025)
Total Vacancies5,810 Posts
Exam Dates16 March to 27 March 2026
Answer Key Released6 April 2026
Result Date11 June 2026
Result FormatZone-wise PDF (Roll Number List)
Next StageCBT 2 Examination
Official Websiteindianrailways.gov.in/

What Posts Are Included in CEN 06/2025?

The RRB NTPC Graduate Level recruitment under CEN 06/2025 covers the following posts with their respective vacancy counts:

Post NameVacanciesPay Level (7th CPC)
Goods Train Manager3,416Level-5 (₹29,200)
Junior Accounts Assistant cum Typist921Level-5 (₹29,200)
Station Master615Level-6 (₹35,400)
Senior Clerk cum Typist638Level-5 (₹29,200)
Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor161Level-6 (₹35,400)
Traffic Assistant59Level-6 (₹35,400)
Total5,810

How to Check RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026 – Step-by-Step Guide

Checking your result is straightforward, but many candidates get confused with multiple regional sites. Here’s a clear process I’ve recommended to my readers time and again:

  1. Visit the official website of your respective RRB zone (e.g., rrbcdg.gov.in for Chandigarh, rrbchennai.gov.in for Chennai, etc.).
  2. On the homepage, look for the “Results” or “CEN 06/2025” section.
  3. Click on the link for RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 Result 2026 or “Shortlisted Candidates for CBT 2”.
  4. The result will open as a PDF file.
  5. Use Ctrl + F and search for your roll number.
  6. Download and save the PDF for future reference. Also check the cut-off marks released alongside.

Expected Cut-Off Marks for CBT 1 (CEN 06/2025)

While the official zone-wise and category-wise cut-offs are released alongside the result, here’s what you should know about the minimum qualifying marks that RRB sets as a baseline:

CategoryMinimum Qualifying Marks
UR / EWS40%
OBC (NCL)30%
SC30%
ST25%
Official Links (Zone-Wise)
RRB ZoneRESULT PDFs
RRB AhmedabadRESULT PDF
RRB AjmerRESULT PDF
RRB Allahabad (Prayagraj)RESULT PDF
RRB BangaloreRESULT PDF
RRB BhopalRESULT PDF
RRB BhubaneswarRESULT PDF
RRB BilaspurRESULT PDF
RRB ChandigarhRESULT PDF
RRB ChennaiRESULT PDF
RRB GorakhpurRESULT PDF
RRB GuwahatiRESULT PDF
RRB Jammu-SrinagarRESULT PDF
RRB KolkataRESULT PDF
RRB MaldaRESULT PDF
RRB MumbaiRESULT PDF
RRB MuzaffarpurRESULT PDF
RRB PatnaRESULT PDF
RRB RanchiRESULT PDF
RRB SecunderabadRESULT PDF
RRB SiliguriRESULT PDF
RRB ThiruvananthapuramRESULT PDF
Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. I can’t find my roll number in the PDF. Does that mean I’ve failed?

Yes, unfortunately. Only shortlisted candidates’ roll numbers are published. However, you can still download your scorecard to see your exact marks and assess how close you were.

Q2. When will the CBT 2 exam be conducted?

Based on RRB’s typical timeline, expect CBT 2 around August-September 2026. The official schedule will be released shortly.

Q3. Is there any sectional cut-off in CBT 1?

No, RRB doesn’t apply sectional cut-offs for CBT 1. It’s based on overall normalized marks.

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Gaffar Kak

I am Gaffar Kak, a dedicated job news writer and content manager with over four years of experience tracking the latest government and private sector recruitment cycles. I specialize in breaking down complex employment notifications into clear, accurate, and timely updates. From detailed breakdowns of major public sector exams like SSC and RRB to private sector opportunities, my goal is to empower job seekers. I provide the exact information you need regarding eligibility criteria, salary structures, and application processes so you can confidently take the next step in your career.

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