RRB Group D Result
Last verified 07 Oct 2026
📅 RRB Group D Important Dates
| Application Start Date | 31 Jan 2026 |
|---|---|
| Last Date to Apply | 09 Mar 2026 (extended from 02 Mar 2026) |
| Correction Window | 12-21 Mar 2026 |
| Admit Card | Released: 25 Jul 2026 onwards (city slip & e-call letter) |
| Exam Date | 03-25 Aug 2026 (16 days) |
| Answer Key | Released: 07 Sep 2026 (objections till 17 Sep 2026) |
| Result | Awaited |
Checked against official notices · updated 07 Oct 2026. Dates marked “Expected” are tentative until the conducting body announces them.
The RRB Group D result for the previous cycle, CEN 08/2024, was declared on 1 July 2026 along with the category-wise and zone-wise cut off marks. The CBT for CEN 09/2025 concluded on 25 August 2026 and the answer key was released on 7 September 2026; the result is awaited. Results are published separately by each RRB for the candidates who applied to that region.
How to check your RRB Group D result
- Go to the official website of the RRB you applied to.
- Open the result link for the relevant CEN and Level 1 posts.
- Search the shortlisted-candidates PDF for your registration number, or log in to view your scorecard.
- Check the accompanying cut off notice for your category and zone.
What the result actually tells you
The CBT result is a shortlisting decision, not a final selection. Qualifying candidates are called for the Physical Efficiency Test at three times the community-wise vacancy count. Clearing the CBT with a good score means nothing if the PET is failed, since PET is purely qualifying and cannot be compensated for by CBT marks.
Why your score differs from your raw marks
Because the CBT is held across many days and shifts with different question papers, the RRBs apply normalisation. Shortlisting is based on normalised marks whenever the CBT is conducted in multiple sessions for the same syllabus. A raw score of 70 in an easier shift can normalise lower than a 68 from a harder shift.
After the result
The sequence from here is PET → Document Verification → Medical Examination, and finally the panel or merit list from which appointments are made. Each RRB publishes its own panel.