Dated examination records
| Recruitment | Stage | Dated record |
|---|---|---|
| Graduate 06/2025 | CBT 1 | 16–27 March 2026, recorded in Secunderabad’s result notice |
| Graduate 06/2025 | CBT 2 | 10 July 2026 in the 12 June schedule notice |
| Undergraduate 07/2025 | CBT 1 | 7–9 May 2026 already conducted; revised schedule listed 13–20 June 2026 |
Read the status attached to a date
A tentative schedule announces a plan; a result or response notice can establish that an examination took place. The table preserves that distinction. These dates have passed and are not advertised as upcoming registration or test windows. Candidate-specific rescheduling can also differ from the general timetable.
Find the next relevant notice
Start with your CEN, then identify your last completed stage. Check the official RRB recruitment page for the next stage’s schedule, shortlist and candidate instructions. A skill-test date, document-verification appointment and CBT date answer different questions, so keep separate entries in your personal calendar.
City and call-letter timing
The cited schedules describe advance city/date information and a later e-call-letter release. Those release intervals are relative to the individual exam date. Do not calculate a new deadline from a past schedule or use a Graduate date for an Undergraduate application.
What to record for a revised schedule
- Notice date and the CEN number.
- The stage and affected candidates or centres.
- The date being replaced and its replacement.
- Any changed city-intimation or call-letter instructions.
- Your individual reporting details once issued.
Frequently asked questions
Does a 2026 exam date mean CEN 2026? No. Keep the original CEN shown in your application.
Does this timeline announce a 2027 NTPC exam? No. A new date needs its own official notice.
Related guides
Official sources
Official reference: rrb.indianrailways.gov.in