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- RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026: Latest status and key dates
- How to check RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026 and CBTST status
- What the CBTST shortlist means
- RRB NTPC UG CBT-II cut-off 2026: RRB Ajmer
- RRB NTPC UG CBT-II cut-off 2026: RRB Ahmedabad
- How candidates were shortlisted, and what happens next
- Important conditions in the result notices
- Earlier CBT-II answer key: objection window now closed
- Recruitment snapshot: CEN 07/2025 NTPC Under Graduate
- Common mistakes to avoid while checking the result
- Final takeaway
- Official links
The RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026 for CEN 07/2025 has been released through Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) notices, with shortlisted candidates moving to the Computer Based Typing Skill Test (CBTST). Results are published board by board, so candidates should check the RRB they applied to rather than rely on another board’s shortlist or cut-off. This guide to the RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result brings together the reported Ajmer, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad updates, the available cut-off figures, the next-stage schedule and practical steps for checking an individual result.
A shortlist PDF and an individual scorecard serve different purposes. The shortlist lets you check whether your roll number appears among those called for CBTST; the scorecard login is where you can view your own marks and qualifying status. Check both through the relevant RRB’s official channels, and read the notice attached to your board for any corrections or later instructions.
RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026: Latest status and key dates
The second-stage Computer Based Test (CBT-II) was held on 17 September 2026. Result and shortlisting notices dated 30 October 2026 are available for RRB Ajmer, RRB Bengaluru and RRB Ahmedabad. The reported shortlists contain 693 candidates for Ajmer, 204 for Bengaluru and 162 for Ahmedabad. These figures describe the notices listed here; they are not a combined national shortlist and should not be added together as a total for all RRBs.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Recruitment | CEN No. 07/2025, NTPC Under Graduate |
| CBT-II date | 17 September 2026 |
| Result/shortlisting notices | 30 October 2026 for RRB Ajmer, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad |
| Candidates shortlisted for CBTST | Ajmer: 693; Bengaluru: 204; Ahmedabad: 162 |
| Scorecard/result login availability | Ajmer and Bengaluru: 30 October 2026 from 17:00 hrs; Ahmedabad: 31 October 2026 |
| CBTST date | 27 November 2026, tentative |
| Exam-city information | Expected about 10 days before CBTST |
| CBTST e-call letter | Expected to be available 4 days before CBTST |
| Following stage | Document Verification, based on performance in CBT-II and CBTST |
The scorecard availability details are not identical for every board. The Ajmer and Bengaluru notices state that their result or scorecard links would be available from 17:00 hrs on 30 October 2026. The Ahmedabad notice gives 31 October 2026 without stating a time. If a link is not available when you first check, consult the notice for your RRB rather than assuming that another board’s timing applies.
How to check RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026 and CBTST status
To verify the RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result, use the official website of the RRB to which you applied and follow the result or candidate-login link published there. A search result, forwarded image or another board’s PDF may not establish your status. The roll numbers in the shortlist are arranged in ascending order, not by merit rank. Finding your number in the list means you have been shortlisted for CBTST; it does not mean the list ranks candidates from highest to lowest marks.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Open the official website of the RRB to which you applied and locate the CEN 07/2025 NTPC UG CBT-II result notice. |
| 2 | Open the CBTST shortlisting PDF and search for your roll number. Confirm that the notice belongs to the correct board. |
| 3 | For your individual marks and qualifying status, use the result or scorecard login link provided by that RRB. |
| 4 | Log in using your registration number and date of birth, then save a copy of the scorecard for your records. |
| 5 | If shortlisted, continue checking the official RRB portal for CBTST city information, the e-call letter and later instructions. |
When checking the PDF, make sure you have opened the CBTST shortlist rather than a notice for a different recruitment stage. Search for the roll number exactly as shown on your candidate documents. If you do not find it, check the RRB name and CEN number again before drawing a conclusion. Use the candidate login for individual marks; the shortlist itself is not a substitute for the scorecard.
Once you can access the scorecard, retain a copy for your own records. If you are shortlisted, keep track of the separate city-information and e-call-letter updates. The schedule says city information is expected about 10 days before CBTST and the e-call letter about 4 days before it. These are expectations in the available schedule, so follow the later official notice for confirmed arrangements and instructions.
What the CBTST shortlist means
Being included in a CBTST shortlist means that the candidate can proceed to the next stated stage, subject to the conditions in the notice. It is not a final appointment list, and it does not by itself confirm selection for a post. The notices describe shortlisting as provisional and state that further stages remain. Candidates should therefore treat the result as an important progression update, not as an offer of employment.
The shortlist is also specific to the RRB that issued it. The reported totals for Ajmer, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad refer to separate board notices. A roll number appearing in one board’s list does not establish status in another board’s recruitment process. Likewise, a cut-off published by one RRB is not a substitute for the relevant board’s category-wise result information.
RRB NTPC UG CBT-II cut-off 2026: RRB Ajmer
RRB Ajmer published the following category-wise cut-off marks for CBTST shortlisting. The category numbers and codes are reproduced as printed; the notice information available here does not define the Cat. No. codes. A dash means no cut-off figure is shown in that cell. These figures apply to Ajmer only and should not be used to estimate another RRB’s cut-off.
| Cat. No. | UR | SC | ST | OBC | EWS | ESM | R-VI | R-HI | R-LD | R-OD | R-MD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1nwr | 94.49276 | 90.72463 | — | 93.33333 | 89.27537 | 78.84058 | — | — | — | — | — |
| 1wcr | 89.27537 | — | — | 90.43478 | — | 67.82608 | — | 58.55073 | — | — | — |
| 2nwr | 84.63768 | 76.52174 | 71.30435 | 82.60869 | 81.15942 | 53.91304 | — | 45.79711 | 58.84058 | — | — |
| 3nwr | 83.47826 | 77.10145 | 71.30435 | 82.31884 | 80.86957 | 52.75363 | — | — | — | — | — |
| 4nwr | 91.5942 | 85.21739 | — | 91.01449 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 4wcr | 90.14493 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
In the notice, UR means Unreserved; OBC refers to Other Backward Class (Non-Creamy Layer); EWS means Economically Weaker Sections; and ESM means Ex-Servicemen. R-VI, R-HI, R-LD, R-OD and R-MD refer to regular vacancies for the disability categories identified in the notice: Visual Impairment, Hearing Impairment, Locomotor Disability, Other Disabilities and Multiple Disabilities.
Read each row and column together: the Cat. No. and category identify the corresponding published figure. A dash is not a numerical cut-off and should not be interpreted as a zero mark. The available notice information does not define the Cat. No. codes, so this article retains them exactly as printed rather than assigning meanings that are not provided.
RRB NTPC UG CBT-II cut-off 2026: RRB Ahmedabad
The Ahmedabad notice lists cut-offs for Cat. No. 3wr. The available figures are shown below; a dash indicates that no figure was published in that cell.
| Cat. No. | UR | SC | ST | OBC | EWS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3wr | 85.21739 | 80.57972 | 76.52174 | — | 84.05798 |
The figures above are board-specific. Do not use Ajmer or Ahmedabad marks to infer the cut-off for Bengaluru or another RRB. If your board has issued a separate notice, use that notice for its applicable figures. The cut-off tables shown here reproduce only the available information for Ajmer and Ahmedabad.
How candidates were shortlisted, and what happens next
Shortlisting for CBTST was based on CBT-II merit, subject to the candidate having scored above the applicable CBT-I cut-off for their community. The result notice says candidates shortlisted under a reserved category—including OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, PwBD or Ex-Servicemen—will be considered against that category in subsequent recruitment stages.
In practical terms, the result notice identifies candidates being called forward at this point in the selection process. It does not remove the need to follow subsequent instructions or meet the conditions stated for later stages. Candidates should compare their own status against the notice for their RRB and use the scorecard login for their individual marks. Do not infer an individual result solely from another candidate’s score, a cut-off for a different board or an unofficial message.
Document Verification is the next stated stage after CBTST, and shortlisting for it is based on performance in both CBT-II and CBTST. The CBTST date shown in the available schedule is tentative. Rely on your board’s later official notice and e-call letter for confirmed instructions, including the information relevant to attending the skill test.
Important conditions in the result notices
- Shortlisting for CBTST is provisional. Candidature may be cancelled if submitted information is deficient or inconsistent, or if malpractice is discovered.
- Being shortlisted for the skill test does not guarantee appointment in the Railways.
- RRBs may correct an inadvertent or typographical error in a notice or list.
- The notices state that correspondence from unsuccessful candidates will not be entertained.
- Beware of anyone demanding money or promising a Railway job. Use official RRB channels for recruitment information.
These conditions are important even after a roll number appears in the shortlist. Keep your application and result information consistent, read official updates carefully and avoid treating a provisional shortlist as a final decision on appointment. If a notice is updated or corrected, use the version published through the relevant RRB’s official channel.
Earlier CBT-II answer key: objection window now closed
For candidates reviewing the previous stage, the CBT-II question paper, recorded responses and answer keys were made available from 24 September 2026 at 23:55 hrs. The objection and viewing window closed on 30 September 2026 at 23:55 hrs. This window has passed; the information below is included for reference and does not indicate that objections can still be submitted.
| Activity | Schedule or rule |
|---|---|
| View questions, responses and keys; submit objections and pay online | From 24 September 2026 at 23:55 hrs |
| Window closed | 30 September 2026 at 23:55 hrs |
| Objection charge | ₹50 per question, plus applicable bank service charges |
| Refund rule | Fee for an objection found valid was refundable after deduction of applicable bank charges, to the original payment account |
| Payment options stated | UPI, net banking, debit card or credit card |
Objections could be submitted against questions, options and answer keys through the specified link. The RRBs’ decision on objections was final, and representations after the deadline were not to be entertained. Candidates who did not use the window by the stated closing time should not rely on the archived objection instructions as an open facility.
Recruitment snapshot: CEN 07/2025 NTPC Under Graduate
The result is part of the 2025 NTPC Under Graduate recruitment, and the application period is closed. The post and vacancy information below provides context for candidates following this selection process. It does not change the board-specific result, cut-off or next-stage instructions.
| Post | Pay level (7th CPC) | Vacancies | Initial basic pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial Cum Ticket Clerk | Level 3 | 2,424 | ₹21,700 |
| Accounts Clerk cum Typist | Level 2 | 394 | ₹19,900 |
| Junior Clerk Cum Typist | Level 2 | 163 | ₹19,900 |
| Trains Clerk | Level 2 | 77 | ₹19,900 |
| Total | — | 3,058 | — |
The notified minimum educational qualification was 12th (+2 Stage) or equivalent from a recognised board, with 50% aggregate marks. The 50% requirement did not apply to SC, ST, PwBD and Ex-Servicemen candidates, or candidates with a qualification higher than 12th. Accounts Clerk cum Typist and Junior Clerk Cum Typist also require typing proficiency in English or Hindi on a personal computer.
The stated age range was 18–30 years, calculated as of 1 January 2026, with applicable category relaxations under the notification. Initial basic pay is not the same as take-home salary; allowances and deductions affect the amount received. These recruitment details are background information from the notification, while the result and CBTST status should be checked through the relevant RRB notice and login.
Common mistakes to avoid while checking the result
- Opening a different board’s PDF: Check the RRB you applied to. A list from Ajmer, Bengaluru or Ahmedabad is not a replacement for your own board’s notice.
- Treating the shortlist as a merit ranking: Roll numbers are in ascending order, not ranked by marks.
- Confusing shortlisting with final selection: The CBTST shortlist is provisional and does not guarantee appointment.
- Overlooking scorecard timing: Ajmer and Bengaluru gave 30 October 2026 from 17:00 hrs; Ahmedabad gave 31 October 2026 without a stated time.
- Assuming a dash is a score: A dash in the cut-off table means no figure is shown in that cell.
- Using another RRB’s cut-off: The figures shown here are specific to the issuing board and should not be used to infer another board’s result.
- Relying on unofficial messages: Check updates, corrections and instructions through official RRB channels.
- Ignoring later instructions: Shortlisted candidates should continue checking for city information, the e-call letter and subsequent notices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has the RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026 been declared?
Yes. Result and CBTST shortlisting notices dated 30 October 2026 are listed for RRB Ajmer, RRB Bengaluru and RRB Ahmedabad. Check your own RRB’s website for its notice and any later updates.
How can I check whether I qualified for CBTST?
Open the CBTST shortlist PDF published by the RRB you applied to and search for your roll number. Use the official candidate login for your individual scorecard and qualifying status.
What is the CBTST date for CEN 07/2025?
The available schedule gives 27 November 2026 as a tentative date. Confirm the date and reporting instructions through your RRB’s official notice and e-call letter.
When were the result links made available?
The Ajmer and Bengaluru links were stated to be live from 30 October 2026 at 17:00 hrs. The Ahmedabad notice gives 31 October 2026 without a stated time.
Are the Ajmer cut-off marks applicable to other RRBs?
No. The cut-offs shown here are for RRB Ajmer. Ahmedabad has a separate published cut-off, and candidates should use the notice issued by their own RRB.
Does being shortlisted for CBTST guarantee a Railway job?
No. The shortlist is provisional and allows the candidate to proceed to the skill test. Appointment is not guaranteed; later stages, including Document Verification, still apply.
Is the CBT-II answer-key objection window still open?
No. The stated window closed on 30 September 2026 at 23:55 hrs. Its fee and refund rules are included above for reference.
What are the next steps after CBTST?
The next stated stage is Document Verification. Shortlisting for it is based on performance in both CBT-II and CBTST. Follow your RRB’s notices for the schedule and document instructions.
Final takeaway
The RRB NTPC UG CBT-II Result 2026 marks the move from CBT-II to CBTST for candidates whose roll numbers appear in their own RRB’s shortlist. Check the correct board’s notice, verify your individual marks through the official login, and watch for confirmed CBTST instructions. The listed cut-offs and schedule are limited to the notices and details stated above; use the official RRB portal for later corrections or updates.
Official links
| Resource | Official link |
|---|---|
| Railway Recruitment Boards portal | Open the official RRB portal |
| RRB candidate application and login portal | Open RRB Apply |
Choose your RRB and use only result, scorecard and notice links published through official Railway Recruitment Board channels.
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