The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have officially declared the RRB NTPC CBT 2 Undergraduate Result 2025, bringing an end to the long wait for thousands of candidates across the country. The results were released on January 23, 2026, for candidates who appeared in the second-stage Computer Based Test (CBT 2) conducted for undergraduate-level posts under CEN 06/2024.
Along with the result, RRBs have also published the zone-wise merit list and cut-off marks, enabling candidates to check whether they have qualified for the next stage of the recruitment process.
The CBT 2 examination for RRB NTPC undergraduate posts was conducted on December 20, 2025. Candidates who successfully cleared CBT 1 were shortlisted for this stage. The CBT 2 exam plays a crucial role in filtering candidates for skill-based tests and final selection.
This recruitment drive is being conducted for various undergraduate-level posts such as Junior Clerk-cum-Typist and Accounts Clerk-cum-Typist in the Indian Railways.
Candidates can access their results only through the official websites of their respective RRB zones. The result has been released in PDF format, containing the roll numbers of shortlisted candidates.
The merit list and cut-off details are also available on the same portal. Candidates are advised to rely only on official RRB websites for accurate information.
To check and download the RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG result, candidates should follow these steps:
Visit the official website of the RRB zone where you applied
Look for the link titled “CEN 06/2024: Result of 2nd Stage CBT for Undergraduate Posts”
Click on the result link to open the merit list PDF
Use Ctrl + F to search for your roll number
Download and save the PDF for future reference
Candidates can also log in to their accounts using registration credentials to check and download their individual scorecards, which provide detailed marks.
The cut-off marks released by RRBs vary depending on factors such as:
Number of candidates appearing
Difficulty level of the exam
Category-wise reservation
Zone-wise vacancies
Only candidates meeting or exceeding the cut-off have been included in the merit list and shortlisted for the next phase of recruitment.
Candidates who have cleared CBT 2 will now move to the next stages of the selection process, which include Typing Skill Test (TST), Document Verification (DV), and Medical Examination.
The Typing Skill Test is mandatory for posts such as:
Junior Clerk-cum-Typist
Accounts Clerk-cum-Typist
Candidates must meet the following typing speed criteria:
English: 30 words per minute
Hindi: 25 words per minute
RRBs will release the city intimation slip approximately 10 days before the test, while the e-call letter will be available for download around 4 days prior to the exam.
It is important to note that the TST is qualifying in nature, but failing to clear it can lead to disqualification.
Candidates who qualify the TST will be called for document verification. During this stage, candidates must present original documents, including:
Educational certificates
Category and caste certificates (if applicable)
Photo identity proof
Other relevant documents as mentioned in the notification
Any discrepancy or failure to produce valid documents may result in cancellation of candidature.
The final stage involves a medical fitness test, conducted at designated railway hospitals. Candidates must meet the medical standards prescribed for their respective posts to be considered for final appointment.
Qualified candidates should start preparing for the Typing Skill Test without delay and ensure that all required documents are in order. Regular practice and attention to official notifications will be crucial in the coming weeks.
Candidates who did not qualify should review their performance once scorecards are available and plan better strategies for future railway recruitment exams.
The declaration of the RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG Result 2025 marks a significant milestone in the recruitment process. Candidates are strongly advised to keep checking official RRB websites for updates regarding the next stages and avoid misinformation from unofficial sources.
Staying informed and prepared will be key as candidates move closer to securing a position in Indian Railways.
