What’s New: Admit Card Released Today
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially released the RRB NTPC UG (Undergraduate-Level) Admit Card 2025 on August 4, 2025. Candidates can now download their hall tickets from the region‑wise RRB websites, such as rrbapply.gov.in, rrbcdg.gov.in, and rrbdigialm.com. The admit cards were made available four days before each candidate’s scheduled exam date, starting from August 3, 2025 onwards.
Important Timeline & Exam Schedule
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| City Intimation Slip released | July 29, 2025 |
| Admit card release begins | August 3, 2025 (for early examinees), widely on August 4, 2025 |
| Exam dates (CBT 1) | August 7 to September 8, 2025 |
| Number of vacancies | Approximately 3,445 UG-level NTPC posts |
| Total candidates applied | Around 6.3 million |
Candidates should have received their city intimation slip by July 29, which allowed them to know their exam city in advance. The admit card is issued in a rolling manner, i.e., four days before each candidate’s specific exam shift date.
How to Download Your Admit Card
- Visit your Regional RRB Official Website (e.g., rrbcdg.gov.in, rrbapply.gov.in, or rrb.digialm.com).
- Look for the link titled “CEN 06/2024 NTPC UG e‑Call Letter Download (CBT‑1)”.
- Click it and log in using:
- Registration Number / User ID
- Date of Birth (DD‑MM‑YYYY)
- Captcha code
- Review all details (name, roll number, exam date/time, center, reporting time).
- Download the PDF and print at least one copy.
- Keep a soft copy and store it safely.
What’s on the Admit Card?
The RRB NTPC UG Admit Card contains:
- Candidate’s Name, Father’s Name, Registration ID / Roll Number
- Exam Center Code and Address
- Exam Date, Shift Timing, and Reporting Time
- Photograph and Signature
- Instructions for exam day and items to carry
What to Carry on Exam Day
Candidates must carry:
- Printed Admit Card (hard copy)
- One valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN, Passport, Driving Licence)
- Two passport-sized photographs (same as uploaded during application)
- SC/ST candidates: self-attested copy of their free travel pass (if eligible)
Prohibited Items / Dress Code
- Electronic devices (mobile phone, Bluetooth devices, smartwatch, calculator), bags, food items, metallic accessories — all strictly prohibited at the exam venue
- Dress code: simple, no large metal embellishments (e.g. metallic buttons or belts), avoid shoes with metal parts or heavy jewelry to ensure smooth security screening
Exam Pattern & Selection Process
The RRB NTPC UG recruitment process includes:
- CBT – 1 (Objective MCQ Test) — 100 questions, 100 marks, 90 minutes.
- CBT – 2 — 120 questions, 120 marks, 90 minutes (120 minutes for PwBD)
- Typing or Skill Test (for specified posts)
- Document Verification & Medical Examination
This recruitment drive covers posts such as Commercial‑cum‑Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk‑cum‑Typist, Junior Clerk‑cum‑Typist, Trains Clerk, Goods Guard, Station Master and others under CEN 06/2024.
Key Instructions & Tips for Candidates
- Download admit card as soon as the link becomes available four days before your exam — early applicants began August 3; most slots from August 4 onward.
- Verify personal information carefully; contact your RRB regional zone promptly in case of errors.
- Secure multiple printed copies and keep spare passport-sized photos and ID.
- Reach exam centre early, at the reporting time indicated. Arrive at least 60 minutes before your shift begins.
- Know the exam city and venue— you must have downloaded the city intimation slip issued in July.
- Follow dress code guidelines to avoid delays at security checkpoints.
- For FAQs and login problems (like forgotten registration ID), visit the official RRB site of your region.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. When exactly was the Admit Card released?
A: RRB made it publicly available starting August 3, 2025 for early examinees; most candidates could access it on August 4, 2025.
Q2. What if I forgot my Registration Number?
A: Use the “Forgot Registration ID” option on your RRB login page. You can retrieve it via your registered mobile number or email.
Q3. What if my application was rejected?
A: Admit cards are issued only to successful applicants. If your application was not accepted, you will not receive the admit card and can’t sit for the exam.
Q4. Eligible posts under this recruitment?
A: UG‑level NTPC posts including roles like Commercial‑cum‑Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Trains Clerk, Goods Guard, Station Master, and others under CEN 06/2024.
Q5. What documents / provisions for PwBD candidates?
A: Bring applicable disability certificates as mentioned on your admit card or city slip; PwBD candidates get extended test duration in CBT‑2.
Final Checklist Before Exam Day
- Admit Card downloaded and printed
- Valid Photo ID proof + spare photos
- City Intimation Slip (for exam city and schedule)
- Understand exam date, shift timing, reporting time
- Dress code compliance for smooth entry
- No prohibited items like phones, bags, etc.
What to Do If…?
- Missing Admit Card: Log in again, or reach out to your regional RRB helpline.
- Incorrect details: Contact the designated RRB regional office immediately.
- Forgot credentials: Use the forget ID or password retrieval options.
- Unable to download: Try different regional portal if your zone site shows issues.
Why This Admit Card Is Important
- It’s your entry pass to the CBT‑1 exam—without it, you will not be allowed inside.
- Confirms your exam shift (slot, date, time) and center location.
- Contains key instructions and reporting timelines—must be followed strictly.
- It acts as proof to avail SC/ST free travel pass, if applicable.
