RRB NTPC Admit Card 2025: Here's the direct link to download CBT 1 hall tickets
Candidates will need to enter their Registration Number and Date of Birth to download their hall tickets.
The RRB NTPC will be conducted from June 5 to June 24, 2025, in computer based test (CBT) mode.
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The exam will be held for 90 minutes. A total of 100 questions will be asked out of which 40 from General Awareness, 30 from Mathematics General Intelligence and Reasoning section.
Each question will carry 1 mark, and 1/3 mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer.
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Following the CBT 1, candidates will appear for CBT 2, Typing Skill Test/Computer Based Aptitude Test (as applicable) and Document Verification/Medical Examination.
Notably, through this recruitment drive RRBs aim to fill 11558 posts. Of these, 8113 posts are for graduate level and 3445 for undergraduate level.
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Candidates can download their hall tickets by following the steps mentioned below:
For more related details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of RRBs.
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