Last Updated on June 13, 2026 by Bharat
Millions of railway job aspirants across India have been hitting refresh on their browsers since March 2026 — and the wait is finally over. The RRB NTPC Result 2026 for Graduate Level CBT 1 under CEN 06/2025 officially dropped on 11th June 2026, and the CBT 2 exam date is already locked in.
But knowing the result is out is just half the battle. Where exactly do you check it? What does your scorecard actually show? And if you’ve qualified, what happens next? These questions sound simple, yet thousands of candidates get stuck because every RRB zone runs its own portal and publishes its own PDF.
By the end of this post, you’ll know exactly how to check your CBT 1 result, download your scorecard, understand the zone-wise cut-off marks, and get ready for the CBT 2 exam on 10th July 2026.
Is the RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result Out?
Yes — officially. The Railway Recruitment Board declared the Graduate Level CBT 1 result under CEN 06/2025 on 11th June 2026 across all regional RRB websites. The result is published in PDF format, listing the roll numbers of all candidates shortlisted for the next selection stage.
This recruitment cycle covers 5,810 Graduate Level posts, and over 28 lakh candidates sat for the exam conducted from 16th March to 27th March 2026. The sheer scale is why RRB uses a PDF roll-number approach rather than individual login-based results — a single web portal simply cannot handle simultaneous traffic from crores of users.
The scorecard, which gives you your subject-wise marks and normalized score, became downloadable from 12th June 2026 via the candidate login on regional websites.
How to Check Your RRB NTPC CBT 1 Result 2026
Step-by-Step Process — No Confusion, No Dead Ends
Follow these exact steps to confirm your qualifying status:
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Go to your regional RRB website. Each zone has its own portal. Examples: rrbcdg.gov.in (Delhi), rrbchennai.gov.in (Chennai), rrbpatna.gov.in (Patna).
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- RRB Chandigarh: www.rrbcdg.gov.in
- RRB Chennai: www.rrbchennai.gov.in
- RRB Kolkata: www.rrbkolkata.gov.in
- RRB Mumbai: www.rrbmumbai.gov.in
- RRB Ajmer: rrbajmer.gov.in
- RRB Allahabad/Prayagraj: rrbald.gov.in
- RRB Bhopal: rrbbhopal.gov.in
- RRB Bilaspur: www.rrbbilaspur.gov.in
- RRB Guwahati: www.rrbguwahati.gov.in
- RRB Ranchi: rrbranchi.gov.in
- RRB Siliguri: www.rrbsiliguri.org
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Find the notification link titled “RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT 1 Result CEN 06/2025” — usually on the homepage under “What’s New” or the “Results” tab.
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Download the PDF. It opens or downloads directly — no login needed at this stage.
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Press Ctrl+F (Windows) or Cmd+F (Mac) and type your 10-digit roll number.
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If your number appears — you’re in. You’ve cleared CBT 1 and are shortlisted for CBT 2.
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Save that PDF. You’ll need it for admit card verification and document checks later.
💡 Quick Tip: RRB websites are text-heavy and not always mobile-friendly. If the PDF link isn’t obvious on your phone, switch to a desktop browser or use the “Request desktop site” option in Chrome.
👉 For zone-wise direct download links updated in real time, visit SarkariExamsResults.net.
RRB NTPC Scorecard 2026 — What’s Inside and How to Download It
What Details Does the Scorecard Actually Show?
Your scorecard is far more useful than just a pass/fail confirmation. Here’s exactly what it contains:
Yes — the scorecard shows normalized marks. Since the exam ran across multiple shifts from 16th to 27th March 2026, RRB applies a normalization formula to ensure a candidate from a tougher shift isn’t disadvantaged over someone who got an easier slot. Your raw score and normalized score can differ — sometimes significantly. Your merit ranking is always based on the normalized figure.
How to Download the Scorecard
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Visit your regional RRB website.
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Click the “Candidate Login” link under the NTPC Graduate section.
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Enter your registration number and date of birth.
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Download your scorecard PDF and save it locally.
RRB NTPC Cut Off 2026 — Zone-Wise and Category-Wise Marks
Are Cut-Off Marks Released Zone-Wise?
Yes — and this is where many candidates get confused. There is no single national cut-off for this exam. The RRB NTPC Cut Off 2026 is published separately for each of the 21 RRB zones, and within each zone, it varies by post and category.
Here are the official normalized cut-off marks for CBT 1 released on 11th June 2026 for select categories under the Delhi (CDG) zone:
Cut-off PDFs for Ajmer, Bhubaneswar, Bhopal, Bengaluru, Chennai, Gorakhpur, Patna, Ranchi, and all other zones are available at their respective regional RRB portals. Always check the PDF specific to the zone you applied under — not someone else’s zone.
Minimum Qualifying Percentages (Mandatory Threshold)
These are the baseline marks every candidate must score to be considered, regardless of zone:
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UR / EWS: 40% of total marks
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OBC / SC: 30% of total marks
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ST: 25% of total marks
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PwBD: Additional 2% relaxation across all categories
Crossing this threshold doesn’t guarantee shortlisting. You still compete zone-wise against other candidates in your category for a limited number of CBT 2 slots.
👉 Download the complete zone-wise cut-off PDF and the RRB NTPC qualified candidates list at SarkariExamsResults.net.
RRB NTPC CBT 2 — Everything You Need to Know Right Now
What Is the Next Stage After CBT 1?
CBT 2 is the decisive stage. Your CBT 1 score plays no role in your final merit list — it only determines whether you qualify to sit for CBT 2. Your ranking and eventual post allocation are entirely based on CBT 2 performance.
Here’s the complete selection pipeline:
CBT 1 (Done) → Screening stage for all applicants
CBT 2 (Next: July 10) → Merit-based stage for shortlisted candidates
CBAT / TST → Aptitude/typing test for specific posts (Station Master, Traffic Assistant, Junior Account Assistant, etc.)
Document Verification + Medical → Final confirmation
CBT 2 Exam Pattern
Negative marking applies — 1/3rd mark deducted per wrong answer. There is no sectional time limit, so you can freely allocate your 90 minutes across sections based on your strengths.
CBT 2 Exam Date and Shift Timings
The exam runs on 10th July 2026 in two shifts:
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Shift 1: Gate entry closes at 8:30 AM | Exam from 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
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Shift 2: Gate entry closes at 1:30 PM | Exam from 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Your shift assignment appears on your admit card, which will be available on the regional RRB website approximately 4–7 days before the exam date.
What You Should Do Between Now and July 10
You’ve confirmed your roll number in the PDF. Here’s your action checklist — in priority order:
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Download your scorecard from the RRB candidate login portal using your registration number and date of birth.
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Note your normalized score and the margin over the cut-off — this tells you how competitive your position is.
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Identify your post preference clearly. The CBT 2 merit list is post-wise and zone-wise, not global.
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Begin CBT 2 preparation today. You have under 4 weeks. Prioritize General Awareness — it has the highest question count and the fastest point-per-minute return.
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Watch for your admit card on your regional RRB website from around 4th–6th July 2026.
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Get your documents ready now — degree certificate, caste/EWS certificate (if applicable), valid photo ID, and passport photos — before you’re rushing at the last minute during Document Verification.
🎯 Bookmark SarkariExamsResults.net for real-time updates on the CBT 2 admit card, exam city intimation slip, and RRB NTPC CBT 2 result when it drops. We update the moment official notifications go live.
Conclusion
The RRB NTPC Result 2026 for Graduate Level CBT 1 is officially out — declared on 11th June 2026 across all RRB zones under CEN 06/2025. The phase one merit list is published, zone-wise cut-off marks are available, and the CBT 2 exam is confirmed for 10th July 2026. Your scoring window is narrow and your preparation time is even narrower.
Stop comparing notes on forums and start covering CBT 2 syllabus. Every day between now and July 10 counts.
👉 Check your CBT 1 result status, download the scorecard, and get zone-wise cut-off PDFs right now at SarkariExamsResults.net.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is the RRB NTPC phase one merit list out for 2026?
Yes, the phase one merit list under CEN 06/2025 is officially out as of 11th June 2026. It is published in PDF format on all regional RRB websites. You need to search for your roll number in the PDF to confirm whether you’ve been shortlisted for the CBT 2 exam.
Q2. How can I check my CBT 1 scores and download the result PDF?
Visit your regional RRB portal (for example, rrbcdg.gov.in for Delhi zone), go to the Results section, and download the Graduate Level CBT 1 PDF under CEN 06/2025. Use Ctrl+F to find your roll number. The result PDF lists all qualified candidates but does not show individual marks — those are on the separate scorecard.
Q3. How do I download the RRB NTPC Scorecard 2026?
The RRB NTPC Scorecard 2026 is available via the candidate login section on your regional RRB website. Log in with your registration number and date of birth to access and download your scorecard PDF. It shows your raw marks, normalized score, and your qualifying status against the cut-off for your zone and category.
Q4. What is the RRB NTPC Cut Off 2026, and is it the same for all zones?
No, the cut-off is not the same across zones. The RRB NTPC Cut Off 2026 is published zone-wise and post-wise. In the Delhi (CDG) zone, for example, the UR category cut-off for Post 4 is 75.20 normalized marks, while the SC cut-off is 67.42. Every RRB zone has its own PDF — always check the one for your specific zone.
Q5. When will the RRB NTPC CBT 2 Exam be conducted?
The RRB NTPC CBT 2 exam is scheduled for 10th July 2026, as per the official Railway Recruitment Board exam calendar. The exam is 90 minutes long, covers 120 questions across General Awareness, Mathematics, and Reasoning, and carries a 1/3 negative marking rule. Your CBT 2 admit card will be available approximately 4–7 days before the exam.
Q6. Will the RRB NTPC Scorecard 2026 show normalized marks?
Yes, it will. Since the CBT 1 exam was conducted across multiple shifts from 16th to 27th March 2026, RRB applies normalization to account for difficulty variations between shifts. Your scorecard displays both your raw marks and your final normalized score. Your merit ranking and cut-off comparison are done using the normalized figure, not the raw one.