Railway RRB Group D Recruitment 2026 Notification

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Railway RRB Group D Recruitment 2026 Notification

 

  •  RRB Group D Recruitment 2026

Recruitment Authority: Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)
Notification Number: CEN 09/2025
Posts Category: Level-1 (Group D) Jobs in Indian Railways
Total Vacancies: Approximately 22,000+ posts across various departments nationwide.
Job Locations: All RRB zones across India.

📅 2. Important Dates (Revised)

Due to a schedule update, the online process has been postponed:

EventNew Date (2026)
Online Application Start31 January 2026
Last Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment2 March 2026 (11:59 PM)
Detailed Notification PDF30 January 2026 (expected/issued)
Short Notification Released Previously19 January 2026

Note: The application was earlier scheduled from 21 Jan – 20 Feb but has been revised.

🧑‍🎓 3. Eligibility Criteria

Minimum Requirement: Passed 10th class (Matriculation) from a recognized board.
Additional Preference: ITI / National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC – NCVT/SCVT) may be required for some posts (post-dependent).

📌 Age Limit

Minimum Age: 18 years
Maximum Age: 36 years
Age Relaxation: Applicable for SC/ST/OBC/PwBD/Ex-servicemen as per Government of India rules.

💼 4. Vacancy & Post Details (Typical Level-1 Group D)

The RRB Group D posts include (approx.):

Post NameVacancies (Approx.)
Track Maintainer Grade-IV~11,000
Pointsman-B~5,000
Assistant (S&T)~1,500
Assistant (C&W)~1,000
Assistant (TRD)~800
Assistant (Track Machine)~600
Assistant (Bridge)~600
(Break-ups may vary in final notification)

💰 5. Application Fee (As per prior trend/updates)

The likely fee structure (frequently maintained by RRB) is:

CategoryFee (₹)
General / OBC / EWS₹500
SC / ST / EBC / Women / Transgender₹250
Exact fees will be confirmed in the official PDF.

📝 6. Selection Process

The typical RRB Group D selection stages include:

Computer Based Test (CBT)
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) (for certain posts)
Document Verification
Medical Examination

CBT Pattern (Standard):

Usually 100 questions
Subjects: Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Science, General Awareness & Current Affairs

Duration: ~90 minutes
(Check official notification for exact marking scheme)

📊 7. Salary & Perks

  • Pay Level: 7th CPC Level-1

  • Approx. Starting Pay: ~₹18,000 per month (varies with location & allowances)

📍 8. How to Apply

✔️ Official Website: Online applications will be accepted through the official RRB portal: rrbapply.gov.in.
✔️ Aadhaar-based verification is mandatory for application submission.
✔️ Candidates should ensure all documents match exactly with their certificates.

📌 9. Preparation & Tips

✨ Start preparation early using syllabus topics:

  • Basic Arithmetic

  • General Knowledge & Current Affairs

  • Reasoning & Aptitude

  • General Science

Practice previous question papers and mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Contact:

Manasa Defence Academy

New Gajuwaka Depot, Visakhapatnam.

Andhra Pradesh-530012.

call:7799799220,7799799228

web:www.manasadefenceacademy.com 


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