RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III Result 2026: Selection List and Cut-Off Marks

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1. Which RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result list is this, and who does it cover?
2. What does the result show at a glance?
3. How many roll numbers are in the selection list?
4. How to check your roll number in the selection list
5. RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III cut-off marks 2026
6. What the notice says about other candidate statuses
7. How to appeal if found medically unfit in RRB Technician Grade III C.E.N. 02/2025
8. Is the RRB Technician Grade III selection list final or provisional?
9. What to do next after the RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result
10. RRB Technician C.E.N. 02/2025 CBT attendance: context, not a cut-off predictor
11. Common checks before relying on a result entry
12. Final takeaway
13. Official quick links

The RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result for C.E.N. 02/2025 was issued on 13 October 2026. The notice continues the earlier Part Result and recommends the remaining candidates found medically fit for provisional selection. It includes roll numbers and cut-off marks by category and railway. This is an RRB Mumbai list only—not an all-India result.

To verify your RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result, use the official notice to check your roll number and the cut-off for your exact category, railway and applicable column. A name on the list is not an appointment offer; selected candidates must still complete document and other administrative checks. Before drawing a conclusion, confirm that you are reading the correct result notice and the block that matches your application details.

Which RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result list is this, and who does it cover?

This notice concerns Technician Grade-III under C.E.N. No. 02/2025 and is issued by Railway Recruitment Board, Mumbai. It names Western Railway (WR), Central Railway (CR) and South Central Railway (SCR). The list is therefore specific to the Mumbai board notice and the railway units shown in it. It is not a consolidated result for candidates who applied through other RRBs.

The notice follows earlier stages recorded in its key details: the CBT took place in March 2026, document verification was held from 14 July to 4 August 2026, and a Part Result was issued on 11 September 2026. The 13 October notice is a continuation of that earlier result process. Read it alongside any relevant instructions in the official notice rather than treating the list as a standalone appointment document.

If you applied through another RRB, this Mumbai notice does not establish your result status. Check the result and communications issued by the board through which you applied. Similarly, within the Mumbai notice, a railway or category entry cannot be substituted for another just because the cut-off figures appear close. The list is organized by category number and railway, so both details matter when locating a result entry.

What does the result show at a glance?

Detail	What the notice states
Recruiting board	Railway Recruitment Board, Mumbai
Post and notification	Technician Grade-III, C.E.N. No. 02/2025
Notice date	13 October 2026
Railways named in the list	Western Railway (WR), Central Railway (CR) and South Central Railway (SCR)
Cut-off date shown	Marks printed as on 13 October 2026
Selection status	Provisionally recommended candidates; appointment remains subject to conditions in the notice
Earlier stages noted	CBT in March 2026; document verification from 14 July to 4 August 2026; Part Result on 11 September 2026

The table is a quick summary, not a replacement for the official notice. In particular, “provisionally recommended” describes a result status subject to further conditions. It should not be read as confirmation that an appointment letter has been issued, that a joining date has been set or that every administrative check is complete.

How many roll numbers are in the selection list?

The notice prints candidate totals by category number and railway, rather than giving a combined grand total. Adding its 32 printed block totals gives 590 roll numbers; this is an independent sum, not a grand total stated by RRB Mumbai. It should not be read as the number of vacancies.

Use the block totals as a way to understand how the list is presented, not as a substitute for checking an individual roll number. A total for a particular category-and-railway block does not identify which candidates are included; the roll-number entries in the official list do that. The separate blocks also mean that adding them together produces a calculated figure, not an official vacancy statement or a separate selection category.

Category No.	Railway	Roll numbers printed
2	Western Railway	6
3	Central Railway	3
3	Western Railway	14
4	Western Railway	5
7	Western Railway	2
8	Central Railway	56
8	Western Railway	54
9	Central Railway	2
9	South Central Railway	2
9	Western Railway	18
10	Western Railway	18
11	Western Railway	40
12	Central Railway	22
12	South Central Railway	5
12	Western Railway	23
13	Central Railway	3
13	Western Railway	18
15	Central Railway	3
15	Western Railway	8
16	Central Railway	13
16	Western Railway	12
17	Western Railway	2
18	Central Railway	6
23	Central Railway	60
23	Western Railway	141
24	Central Railway	4
24	Western Railway	5
26	Western Railway	2
27	Central Railway	4
28	Central Railway	2
30	Central Railway	17
30	Western Railway	20

Category 6 has a cut-off entry but no roll numbers in the printed selection blocks. Check the official PDF itself if you need to confirm a particular entry. Find the category number on your application and search for your roll number in that category-and-railway block; do not rely on a name or category alone.

How to check your roll number in the selection list

1. Open the C.E.N. 02/2025 result notice from the official RRB Mumbai website.
2. Identify the category number relevant to your application and the railway block that applies to you.
3. Search the roll-number list in that exact block. If the document search function is available, enter your roll number carefully and verify any result visually in context.
4. Read the surrounding heading and railway label to make sure a match is not from a different category or railway section.
5. Check the cut-off table separately, using the matching category-and-railway row and the appropriate column.

When checking the RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result, remember that searching a PDF can help locate text, but it does not remove the need to check the printed section heading. A search result that appears elsewhere in a document should not be assumed to belong to your block. If your roll number is not found in the appropriate selection block, do not infer a different status from the cut-off alone; use the separate status information and any relevant instructions in the official notice.

Keep a copy of the notice and note the specific category, railway and status information you checked. This is useful for your own records when following future official instructions. Avoid relying on screenshots or forwarded extracts if you need to confirm a result entry, because the full notice provides the block headings and the related conditions.

RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III cut-off marks 2026

The figures below reproduce the cut-offs printed in the notice as on 13 October 2026. Compare only the row matching your category number and railway, then use the relevant community or other column. A column not shown for a row has no mark printed there. The notice does not expand the R-LD, R-VI and R-HI labels, so check the PDF rather than assuming their meaning.

Category and railway	Cut-off marks by column
Cat. 2, WR	SC 82.67212
Cat. 3, CR	UR 57.87168; OBC 56.8074
Cat. 3, WR	UR 59.03564; SC 39.94459; OBC 52.61186; EWS 42.36847
Cat. 4, WR	UR 88.09819; SC 77.82827; ST 84.75691; OBC 87.07255; EWS 81.2693
Cat. 6, WR	EWS 96.13177
Cat. 7, WR	ST 85.48524; EWS 78.85348
Cat. 8, CR	UR 87.6858; SC 82.29167; ST 74.32743; OBC 86.66666; EWS 84.4622; ESM 30.87719; R-LD 71.92413; R-HI 43.84772
Cat. 8, WR	UR 86.26331; SC 81.30484; ST 72.57065; OBC 85.97354; EWS 83.79276; R-HI 46.61795
Cat. 9, CR	UR 88.60801; SC 81.99238; OBC 87.48807
Cat. 9, SCR	UR 86.3931
Cat. 9, WR	UR 87.59086; SC 80.98819; ST 80.98819; OBC 86.52664; EWS 82.29748; R-HI 36.1159
Cat. 10, CR	UR 89.38685
Cat. 10, WR	UR 85.96492; SC 83.88258; ST 77.43127; OBC 85.93943; EWS 82.40619; R-LD 71.18802
Cat. 11, WR	UR 85.77854; SC 79.62782; ST 57.33514; OBC 85.69604; EWS 82.04763; ESM 34.39705; R-HI 68.06127
Cat. 12, CR	UR 83.97622; SC 76.7444; ST 55.26271; OBC 81.38549; EWS 72.98245; R-VI 52.96447
Cat. 12, SCR	UR 81.73335; SC 76.08172; OBC 80
Cat. 12, WR	UR 82.67212; SC 73.98938; ST 63.38895; EWS 73.63637; ESM 36.49123; R-VI 30.37042
Cat. 13, CR	UR 89.82456; SC 82.39537; OBC 89.54774; EWS 83.33675
Cat. 13, WR	UR 86.63661; SC 82.57028; ST 90.17544; OBC 86.3931; EWS 81.98504; R-LD 70.49891
Cat. 15, CR	UR 91.65864; SC 84.16567; ST 81.3493; OBC 90.70592; EWS 91.1013; ESM 61.18122
Cat. 15, SCR	UR 92.94234
Cat. 15, WR	UR 91.38805; SC 85.62666; ST 81.52253; OBC 90.20101; EWS 91.04096; ESM 53.90314; R-LD 70.8612
Cat. 16, CR	UR 75.78947; SC 73.32234; ST 57.08674; OBC 75.72196; EWS 71.20596
Cat. 16, WR	UR 78.14493; SC 71.5286; ST 61.85226; OBC 75.78947; EWS 70.50489; R-HI 41.3299
Cat. 17, WR	SC 74.36288; ST 50.39921
Cat. 18, CR	UR 74.84503; SC 72.28071; OBC 73.63435; EWS 54.38891
Cat. 23, CR	UR 81.52253; SC 74.73684; ST 60.77298; OBC 80.20833; EWS 75.70975; ESM 55.33044; R-LD 55.78947; R-VI 60.20559
Cat. 23, WR	UR 78.87508; SC 72.91872; ST 54.53031; OBC 77.89474; EWS 73.64596; R-VI 43.13112
Cat. 24, CR	UR 87.53256; SC 78.85348; OBC 86.24174; EWS 77.82827
Cat. 24, WR	SC 77.47751; ST 74.84503; OBC 83.71991
Cat. 26, WR	SC 56.13805; OBC 53.68421
Cat. 27, CR	UR 61.39497; SC 55.02288; OBC 58.81806
Cat. 28, CR	UR 56.71505; OBC 51.19901
Cat. 30, CR	UR 79.99058; SC 73.97243; ST 76.84211; OBC 78.94737; EWS 76.38889
Cat. 30, WR	UR 76.82539; SC 71.54262; ST 65.6843; OBC 76.13024; EWS 72.63158; R-HI 58.57139

Cut-offs differ across categories, railways and columns. A high figure in one row is not a general qualifying mark for the whole result. Also, the cut-off table includes Cat. 6 even though that category has no selected roll numbers printed in the list. A cut-off entry on its own should not be treated as proof that a candidate is included in the selection list.

For a careful comparison, first verify the category number and railway, then locate the applicable column. Do not compare a figure from a different railway or community column simply because it is in the same category. If a column is absent from a particular row, the table does not print a cut-off for that column in that row; do not fill in a missing value by using another row.

What the notice says about other candidate statuses

Besides the recommended candidates, the notice records separate outcomes. These are not interchangeable: a withheld case is still pending, while cancellation or a medical-unfit decision has a different status. Check the wording attached to your case in the official notice rather than assuming that every candidate not appearing in a recommended block has the same outcome.

Status stated in the notice	Count
Cancelled: absent or absconded from document verification or medical examination	55
Withheld pending completion of the medical process	24
Cancelled: documents did not match eligibility	10
Cancelled: candidate found debarred by RRB Secunderabad	1
Not selected: medically unfit or lower fit in the required standard	32

The status labels describe distinct situations. The 24 withheld cases are pending completion of the medical process; withholding should not be reported as a rejection or as a recommendation. The cancellation counts refer to the reasons shown in the notice. The 32 candidates recorded as not selected for medical reasons are the group for whom the notice describes an appeal route, subject to its eligibility conditions.

How to appeal if found medically unfit in RRB Technician Grade III C.E.N. 02/2025

The notice provides an appeal route for candidates among the 32 recorded as not selected because they were found medically unfit or lower fit in the required medical standard. The appeal must be submitted within one month of publication of the result. Candidates who attended document verification but were absent or absconded from the medical examination are not eligible to appeal under this provision.

Step	Action
1. Prepare the appeal	Submit it to the Principal Chief Medical Director (PCMD), Central/Western Railway, through RRB Mumbai.
2. Include Annexure-A	Attach a medical certificate from a Government or Private specialist. The notice requires a photograph, identification mark and MCI/State registration number.
3. Include Annexure-B	Attach the appeal letter in your own handwriting, with your signature.
4. Add the prescribed draft	Enclose a Demand Draft of ₹1,000 in favour of Sr.DFM/Western Railway, Mumbai-400008. It is refunded if the decision changes to fit; otherwise, it is forfeited.
5. Send by post	Use Speed Post only. Address it to the Chairman, RRB, Divisional Office Compound, Mumbai Central, Mumbai-400008.

Before posting, check each item against the official notice: the appeal route, required annexures, medical certificate details, handwritten letter, draft amount and payee, postal method, address and deadline. The instructions are specific, and an incomplete submission may not meet the stated requirements. Keep copies of the appeal and enclosures for your records and retain proof of posting.

Where the PCMD considers a re-examination necessary, a Medical Board may be nominated. The notice states that no further medical examination opportunity is available after this appeal. Follow the instructions and address in the official result notice; do not rely on an informal message or an address copied from an unrelated notice.

Is the RRB Technician Grade III selection list final or provisional?

No. The recommendation is provisional and does not by itself create a right to appointment. Appointment depends on vacancy availability, verification of original educational, age and community certificates, completion of administrative formalities, and a satisfactory match of the candidate’s photograph, signature, handwriting and other particulars against the application. The offer, if the candidate is otherwise suitable, is to be issued by the Principal Chief Personnel Officer of the railway concerned.

This distinction matters when planning what to do next. A candidate whose roll number appears in a recommended block should treat that entry as an important result update, but should still follow official instructions about original documents and other checks. The notice does not say that a list entry alone completes those requirements, and it does not provide a joining or posting date.

The notice also reserves the RRB’s right to correct errors or omissions. It warns that a candidate found debarred by an RRB may have their candidature cancelled and may be removed from service later. Do not pay anyone claiming they can secure appointment or change a result. Use official communications for instructions and rely on the actual notice for any correction or clarification.

What to do next after the RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result

Step	Action
1	Open the CEN 02/2025 result notice from the official RRB Mumbai website.
2	Search your roll number in the correct category and railway block. Check the cut-off row separately against your applicable column.
3	If provisionally selected, keep original certificates and identity details ready and monitor official updates from RRB Mumbai and the railway concerned.
4	If your case is withheld, wait for the pending medical-process update; do not treat withholding as selection or rejection.
5	If you are listed as medically unfit or lower fit and are eligible to appeal, follow the notice’s documents, fee, address and one-month deadline.

Use the result notice to establish which status applies to you, then follow only the next step relevant to that status. A candidate listed for provisional recommendation should monitor official communications about verification and administrative formalities. A candidate whose case is withheld should wait for the pending medical-process update. A candidate considering a medical appeal should first confirm eligibility and then follow the notice’s complete submission instructions and deadline.

Keep the result notice accessible so that you can recheck the relevant entry and instructions. If you need to refer to a cut-off, record the matching category, railway and column rather than keeping only a number without its context. These checks help avoid confusing a separate category block, an unrelated railway row or another candidate status with your own result.

The result notice does not provide a joining or posting date. Do not rely on unofficial messages for a schedule; use official railway communications for further instructions.

RRB Technician C.E.N. 02/2025 CBT attendance: context, not a cut-off predictor

Separate RRB statistics for C.E.N. 02/2025 reported 4,48,500 candidates appearing for Technician Grade-III across 20 RRBs. The Mumbai row recorded 74,297 appearances. These figures describe CBT attendance, not the number competing for a particular Mumbai category-and-railway panel, and they cannot be used to infer an individual’s result.

Technician cadre	RRBs in attendance notice	Candidates appeared
Technician Grade-I (Signal)	18	46,138
Technician Grade-III	20	4,48,500
Both cadres combined	Separate notices	4,94,638

The Ex-Servicemen and PwBD counts in those attendance statistics are included within the community totals; they are not additional candidates to add to the totals. Attendance figures can give broad context about the scale of the CBT, but they do not identify how many candidates applied for a particular category-and-railway combination in this Mumbai result.

How many candidates appeared in the Technician Grade-I (Signal) CBT?

The attendance figures shown above report 46,138 appearances for Technician Grade-I (Signal), across 18 RRBs in the attendance notice. This is a separate cadre from Technician Grade-III. The figure should not be added to, or substituted for, the Grade-III count when considering a Grade-III result entry.

How many candidates appeared in the Technician Grade-III CBT?

The statistics report 4,48,500 candidates appearing for Technician Grade-III across 20 RRBs. The Mumbai row recorded 74,297 appearances. Those numbers concern CBT attendance; they are not the count of selected candidates in the Mumbai notice, the number of vacancies, or a cut-off calculation for an individual.

What do the CBT attendance numbers mean for you?

They provide general context only. They cannot establish whether a particular candidate is selected, determine a category cut-off or replace the result list. For an individual result, the relevant evidence remains the candidate’s entry and status in the official result notice, read with the category, railway and column information that applies.

Common checks before relying on a result entry

• Wrong RRB: this notice covers RRB Mumbai only. Candidates who applied through another RRB must check that board’s website.
• Wrong category block: category numbers and railway units matter; search the matching block rather than scanning cut-offs alone.
• Comparing unlike cut-offs: do not compare a different category, railway or community column with your own.
• Treating the sum as vacancies: 590 is the sum of printed block totals, not a vacancy figure or an RRB-published grand total.
• Assuming provisional means appointed: document verification, vacancies and other conditions remain relevant.
• Missing the appeal window: eligible medical appeals have a one-month deadline, and the notice specifies Speed Post and supporting documents.

One final check is to separate result information from general recruitment context. The attendance figures concern CBT appearances, while the result notice contains roll-number blocks and candidate statuses. The cut-offs belong to specific rows and columns. Keeping those three kinds of information separate prevents an attendance number, a cut-off from another group or an independently calculated total from being mistaken for an individual decision.

Final takeaway

The notice dated 13 October 2026 gives category-and-railway roll-number blocks, cut-offs and separate statuses for pending, cancelled and medically unfit cases. Check your exact block in the official PDF. If provisionally recommended, prepare for further verification rather than assuming an appointment; if appealing a medical decision, follow the stated process and deadline carefully. The notice does not provide a joining date, so watch official communications for any further instructions.

Help & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result issued?

The RRB Mumbai Technician Grade III result notice for C.E.N. 02/2025 is dated 13 October 2026.

Does this result cover every RRB?

No. It is an RRB Mumbai result and lists units including Western Railway, Central Railway and South Central Railway. Candidates from other RRBs should check their own board’s website.

How many roll numbers are listed as selected?

The notice does not print a combined grand total. The 32 printed category-and-railway block totals add up to 590, a calculation from the listed figures and not an official grand total or vacancy count.

Where can I find my cut-off?

Match your category number and railway first, then compare the relevant community or other column in the cut-off table. Confirm the figure in the official notice.

Does a provisional selection mean I have been appointed?

No. Appointment remains subject to vacancy availability, original-document checks, administrative formalities and verification of identity and application details.

Can I appeal if found medically unfit?

The notice provides an appeal route for eligible candidates recorded as medically unfit or lower fit. It must be submitted within one month of result publication with the specified annexures and Demand Draft. Candidates absent or absconding from medical examination after document verification are not eligible under this provision.

Is a candidate whose case is withheld rejected?

Not on the information stated in the notice. The 24 withheld cases are pending completion of the medical process; check for an official update on the case.

Has RRB Mumbai announced a joining date?

No joining date is given in the result information covered here. Watch RRB Mumbai and the concerned railway’s official communications for the next instructions.

Official quick links

Resource	Link
Railway Recruitment Board official portal	Visit the RRB website
Indian Railways enquiry portal	Visit the Indian Railways enquiry portal

Use the official portal to locate the RRB Mumbai result notice. This article does not provide a direct result-PDF URL.

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