The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released two major updates for candidates. City intimation slips have been released for candidates appearing for the Group D exam, allowing them to know their exam city before the computer-based test. The NTPC Undergraduate Result 2025 is also expected to be announced soon, a result awaited by millions of candidates. Upon declaration, scorecards and cut-off marks will be made available on regional RRB websites. The Group D exam will be held from November 27, 2025, to January 16, 2026, and e-call letters will be issued four days before the exam date.

Railway Group D Exam: City Slips Released
The Railway Recruitment Board has released the city intimation slips for candidates appearing for the Group D exam. Candidates can now view their exam city information by logging in to the official website of their registered RRB. SC and ST category candidates can also download travel facility information from the same portal.

This computer-based Level-1 exam under the Seventh Pay Commission will be held from November 27, 2025, to January 16, 2026. The Board has clarified that e-call letters will be available four days before the exam date indicated on the candidate's city slip.

NTPC UG Result 2025: Results to be announced soon, merit list to be released
Good news is also coming soon for candidates who took the RRB NTPC Undergraduate exam. The results will be announced soon, followed by the release of category-wise cut-off marks along with the scorecards.

After the results are released, a region-wise NTPC UG merit list will also be made available online, containing the names of selected candidates who have completed the CBT and document verification. A total of 3,445 positions will be filled under this recruitment drive, including Commercial cum Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk cum Typist, Junior Clerk cum Typist, and Trains Clerk. Candidates will be able to easily check their selection status once the results are released.

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